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Bitcoin ETFs bring in a new investor who bucks the 'HODL' culture and rebalances as bitcoin soars

By: CNBC.com News
Crypto has always had a culture that encourages investors to "HODL" through the rollercoaster ride of bitcoin's extreme fluctuations.
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