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Most leverage has left bitcoin and migrated to other cryptocurrencies in the year since the flagship coin's historic price crash, CoinMarketCap analysts said. October 10 marked one year since bitcoin ...

Bitcoin remained above $83,000 on Sunday, roughly 34% below its record high, as investors marked one year since a historic $19 billion cryptocurrency liquidation event.