Bitcoin short liquidations push BTC to multi-month highs: Is $90K next?
Short liquidations and rising open interest may be signs of the bulls’ plan to push the Bitcoin price closer to $90,000.
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Short liquidations and rising open interest may be signs of the bulls’ plan to push the Bitcoin price closer to $90,000.
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