Bitcoin could drop 20% if moves stay tied with M2 money supply: Analyst
An analyst says Bitcoin’s correlation with the global M2 suggests it could imminently drop 20%, but not all observers agree.
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An analyst says Bitcoin’s correlation with the global M2 suggests it could imminently drop 20%, but not all observers agree.
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