Bitcoin price seasonality data calls for $120K in Q1, but leverage remains BTC’s ‘biggest risk’
Bitcoin’s historical price data favors new all-time highs in Q1, but liquidity gaps below $80,000 could pull the price lower in the short term.
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Bitcoin’s historical price data favors new all-time highs in Q1, but liquidity gaps below $80,000 could pull the price lower in the short term.
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