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What is crypto, and is it making a comeback?

By Business Insider

Published : April 19, 2023 - 10:19

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Cryptocurrencies have been on a wild journey since bitcoin first emerged in 2009. The value of the digital coins peaked in 2021 before crashing in 2022, and the bankruptcy of FTX shook the industry. The future is still murky, as skeptics say the digital coins need to prove their worth.

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