Bitcoin has 70% chance of hitting new highs in 2 weeks: Analyst
One analyst said BTC has a 70% chance of hitting new highs in the next two weeks, but data also points to growing liquidity at $114,000. Which path will BTC take first?
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One analyst said BTC has a 70% chance of hitting new highs in the next two weeks, but data also points to growing liquidity at $114,000. Which path will BTC take first?
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