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irbayhan
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CEO, Founder CoinDAQ
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2018-03-02 22:05
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irbayhan
bitcoin
7y
Bitcoin Price $9000+ BINANCE USDT-BTC 24h +282.31 USDT
Bitcoin - BINANCE USDT-BTC 24h +282.31 USDT Source:
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steemfest
7y
Bitcoin - BINANCE USDT-BTC 24h -12.85 USDT
Bitcoin - BINANCE USDT-BTC 24h -12.85 USDT Source:
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bitcoin
7y
Bitcoin - BINANCE USDT-BTC 24h -444.16 USDT
Bitcoin - BINANCE USDT-BTC 24h -444.16 USDT Source:
irbayhan
cryptocurrency
7y
EOS - BINANCE BTC-EOS 24h +0.00000480 BTC
EOS - BINANCE BTC-EOS 24h +0.00000480 BTC source:
irbayhan
stellar
7y
Stellar Lumens - BITTREX BTC-XLM 24h +0.00000125 BTC
Stellar Lumens - BITTREX BTC-XLM 24h +0.00000126 BTC source: app.coindaq.net
irbayhan
bitcoin
7y
Bitcoin price rose to 562.92 USDT in 24 hours
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cryptocurrency
7y
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CoinDAQ Terminal is the provider of analytical information on cryptocurrencies and platform for trading on the blockchain The problem and the solution Global growth has attracted everyone, who would like
irbayhan
bitcoin
7y
Bitcoin trend these days in 2017, 2018 and 2019
Bitcoin trend 15-17th April 2017 Bitcoin trend 15-17th April 2018 Bitcoin trend 15-16th April 2019 What will be now?
irbayhan
cryptocurrency
7y
A Chronicle of Financial Calamity
1. The worst market crash since the Great Depression, with U.S. stocks losing 50.2% of their value—or $7.4 trillion—between March 2000 and October 2002. 2. Far deeper drops in the share prices of
irbayhan
cryptocurrency
7y
Chronicle of financial disasters
1. The worst market crash since the Great Depression, with U.S. stocks losing 50.2% of their value—or $7.4 trillion—between March 2000 and October 2002. 2. Far deeper drops in the share prices of the hottest
