Large Bitcoin liquidations mean one man’s pain is another man’s pleasure — Time to buy the dip?
Pro traders were forced to cut their losses after margin and futures markets became over-leveraged, creating a potential entry point for bullish buyers.
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Pro traders were forced to cut their losses after margin and futures markets became over-leveraged, creating a potential entry point for bullish buyers.
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