Matrixport Doubles Down on $45,000 Bitcoin Prediction as FOMO Grips Crypto Market
Crypto financial services company Matrixport has doubled down on its earlier prediction that Bitcoin's price could reach $45,000 by the end of the year as the FOMO sentiment grips Bitcoin market. This forecast comes as B...
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This forecast comes as Bitcoin's market share has surged to 52.1%, and its trading volume has seen a significant uptick, reaching $29 billion in the past 24 hours....
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