Crypto: Bitcoin bounces back over $30,000, tether pays out $10 billion

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Yahoo Finance’s David Hollerith reports on the latest in the cryptocurrency markets as bitcoin searches for a bottom and tether looks to rebuild trust in stablecoins.

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