Bitcoin Retreats to $91,500 as Analysts Debate ‘Dead Cat Bounce’ vs. Accumulation
Bitcoin’s Jan. 6 surge past $94,000 quickly reversed to $91,500 erasing over 2% and triggering $96.5 million in long liquidations as total crypto market cap slipped by $70 billion. While skeptics framed the initial surge...
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