$16K retest the most likely path for Bitcoin, according to 2 derivative metrics
Top traders’ long-to-short ratio and stronger demand for stablecoins in Asia indicate higher odds of further price correction.
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Top traders’ long-to-short ratio and stronger demand for stablecoins in Asia indicate higher odds of further price correction.
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