45% of S Korean Crypto Users Predict a Bitcoin Price Rise This Week
Almost half of South Korean crypto holders think Bitcoin (BTC) prices will rise this week, a survey has found. The survey was conducted by the researcher Pharos Labs (Kratos) and the crypto market information provider Co...
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The survey was conducted by the researcher Pharos Labs (Kratos) and the crypto market information provider Coinness – and reported by the media outlet CoinReaders. The firms said they spoke to 2,000 people last week to gauge their opinions on the crypto market – with 45% predicting a BTC price rise....
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