Short-term crypto traders sent record 79.3K Bitcoin to exchanges as BTC crashed to $86K
Data shows short-term Bitcoin traders panicked as they saw their profits drying up during BTC’s abrupt crash to $86,050 on Feb. 25.
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Data shows short-term Bitcoin traders panicked as they saw their profits drying up during BTC’s abrupt crash to $86,050 on Feb. 25.
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