Bitcoin shakes off Fed volatility as analysts remain split on return under $24K
Bitcoin could reach its highest since the Luna meltdown next, one trader argues, while others feel that the bottom is not yet in.
Bitcoin could reach its highest since the Luna meltdown next, one trader argues, while others feel that the bottom is not yet in.
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