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IOTA’s Price Nosedives But The Foundation’s Projects Continue Strong [Video]

IOTA was among the top losers in top 10 on Monday despite rumors that the foundation is aiming to hit $5 through its partnership with Nordic Semiconductors. Unfortunately for IOTA holders though, the cryptocurrency took a bearish turn before even reaching a key resistance level and appears to be moving back towards the key support level of $0.44.


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