Bitcoin Price and Ethereum Prediction – BTC to Hit $23,000 Soon?
During the Asian session, the Bitcoin price is trading near $20,480, struggling below the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level of $21,000. Similarly, Ethereum has plunged over 2% to $1,579. Early on October 31, major crypto...
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Early on October 31, major cryptocurrencies were trading in the red. However, the global crypto market cap is still above $1 trillion, with a trading volume of $72 billion, down from $91 billion....
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