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Bitcoin's skid rings alarm bells as money manager says retreat to $20,000 ahead

Bitcoin prices are sliding again Thursday, and the decline may be triggering some short-term bearish

Bitcoin's skid rings alarm bells as money manager says retreat to $20,000 ahead

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