Stablecoin market fall points to risk-off shift toward gold: Santiment
Bitcoin has fallen nearly 30% since a major market crash in October, while gold and silver have soared to new highs.
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Bitcoin has fallen nearly 30% since a major market crash in October, while gold and silver have soared to new highs.
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