Analyst says Bitcoin’s $60K bottom signals weaken bear-market forecast
Crypto analyst Matthew Hyland said multiple Bitcoin bottom signals flashed when BTC fell to about $60,000 in February.
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Crypto analyst Matthew Hyland said multiple Bitcoin bottom signals flashed when BTC fell to about $60,000 in February.
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