$15.5K retest is more likely, according to Bitcoin futures and options
Bybit launching a $100 million fund and Binance’s proof of reserves might have marked the cycle low at $15,500.
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Bybit launching a $100 million fund and Binance’s proof of reserves might have marked the cycle low at $15,500.
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