Five-minute bets are the new craze sweeping crypto markets
Ultra-short-term contracts have surged in popularity as cryptocurrencies have fallen from recent peaks
Five-minute bets are the new craze sweeping crypto markets
Ultra-short-term contracts have surged in popularity as cryptocurrencies have fallen from recent peaks
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