Bitcoin slips below $100K as analysts say BTC is set to drop lower: Here’s why
Bitcoin price fell to four-month lows below $100,000 as sellers overwhelmed buyers, and analysts speculated that “dead bodies” from the Oct. 10 sell-off are beginning to surface.
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Bitcoin price fell to four-month lows below $100,000 as sellers overwhelmed buyers, and analysts speculated that “dead bodies” from the Oct. 10 sell-off are beginning to surface.
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