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Is ‘This Time Is Different’ Really Different for Bitcoin Price?

Is ‘This Time Is Different’ Really Different for Bitcoin Price?WorldPing

As the almost 18-year-old bitcoin market is notorious for recycling the same claims that haven’t come true yet, once again, there’s not much difference in the “this time is different” claims, as the observed change simply fits the long-term pattern.

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