Bitcoin data calls $80K the bottom as analysts say BTC bulls are back
One analyst said Bitcoin’s dip to $80,000 marked the bottom and that there was a 91% chance the current trend reversal would send BTC price back to $118,000.
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One analyst said Bitcoin’s dip to $80,000 marked the bottom and that there was a 91% chance the current trend reversal would send BTC price back to $118,000.
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