Bitcoin price falls to $29.5K, but on-chain data reflects investors’ growing interest
BTC price dropped below $30,000 again on July 18, but the recent crab market price action is also backed by compelling investor activity on-chain.
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BTC price dropped below $30,000 again on July 18, but the recent crab market price action is also backed by compelling investor activity on-chain.
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