BitMEX Just Killed the Trade That Changed Crypto Forever
BitMEX settled XBTUSD on September 16, ending the Bitcoin contract that every major crypto exchange rebuilt as its own.
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BitMEX settled XBTUSD on September 16, ending the Bitcoin contract that every major crypto exchange rebuilt as its own.
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