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Bitcoin Resists Crash Bitcoin has survived a tumultuous week unscathed. First, $6.3 billion was stolen from Binance. Then a surprising Democratic majority in the US midterm elections threatened to tighten crypto regulation. The price twitched violently, but exploded in a veritable selling frenzy. The Asian Crash of 1997 caused panic across Asia, causing currencies to plummet and entire economies to plunge into crisis. Billions in foreign loans fueled a dangerous boom that resulted in bankruptcy overnight. After the biggest hacker attack of all time and the tumultuous US election, Louis Raskin believes that the recovery has been strong and the decline has never been as severe as it initially appeared - a positive sign.

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Bitcoin Resists Crash Bitcoin has survived a tumultuous week unscathed. First, $6.3 billion was stolen from Binance. Then a surprising Democratic majority in the US midterm elections threatened to tighten crypto regulation. The price twitched violently, but exploded in a veritable selling frenzy. The Asian Crash of 1997 caused panic across Asia, causing currencies to plummet and entire economies to plunge into crisis. Billions in foreign loans fueled a dangerous boom that resulted in bankruptcy overnight. After the biggest hacker attack of all time and the tumultuous US election, Louis Raskin believes that the recovery has been strong and the decline has never been as severe as it initially appeared - a positive sign.

Bitcoin Resists Crash Bitcoin has survived a tumultuous week unscathed. First, $6.3 billion was stolen from Binance. Then a surprising Democratic majority in the US midterm elections threatened to tighten crypto regulation. The price twitched violently, but exploded in a veritable selling frenzy. The Asian Crash of 1997 caused panic across Asia, causing currencies to plummet and entire economies to plunge into crisis. Billions in foreign loans fueled a dangerous boom that resulted in bankruptcy overnight. After the biggest hacker attack of all time and the tumultuous US election, Louis Raskin believes that the recovery has been strong and the decline has never been as severe as it initially appeared - a positive sign.

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