staffers say managers are not listening and proposals to change recommendations and curb conspiracies are being sacrificed for poor engagement. two our first story, bitcoin abruptly surged after almost three months of low volatility. the world s most popular cryptocurrency soared to its highest level since november. at topping $5,000 and bringing one point smaller cryptocurrencies up with it. this after it plunged more than 70% last year. could the crypto winter be nearing an end? joining us to discuss is the chief commercial officer and our bloomberg executive editor. joe, what do you think is happening? joe: it is hard to say. no one has any good theories for what i have seen for what has caused bitcoin to surge so much after not doing anything for a long time. i do think it is striking the way every coin moved higher today, including all of the garbage ones way down on the list. that brings to mind questions about, is the crypto winter really over or is this just another b
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