BitMEX CEO: Bitcoin Volume Will ‘Nose Dive’ as Chinese NY Approaches

2020-1-23 17:00

BitMEX CEO, Arthur Hayes, warned the crypto community about the approaching Chinese New Year, predicting a large drop in volatility and trading volume. BitMEX CEO’s tweet causes commotion in the crypto community Chinese New Year is only two days away, and the year of the rat is about to start this weekend.

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