Bitcoin ‘fair value’ gap sets $45K target as AI woes haunt stocks, gold
BTC price targets stayed bearish with a zone of interest below $50,000 as macro assets saw increasing downside pressure at the Wall Street open.
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BTC price targets stayed bearish with a zone of interest below $50,000 as macro assets saw increasing downside pressure at the Wall Street open.
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