Signs of Bitcoin accumulation suggest BTC’s dip to $45K will be short-lived
Bears took a hefty swing at BTC price on April 4, but traders say on-chain and technical analysis data point toward a short-lived correction where investors choose to accumulate on each dip.
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Bears took a hefty swing at BTC price on April 4, but traders say on-chain and technical analysis data point toward a short-lived correction where investors choose to accumulate on each dip.
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