Bitcoin Slips Below $90,000; Andrew Tate Asks Why Saylor’s $1B Purchase Failed to Boost Price
Bitcoin briefly surged to $92,000 on Dec. 8 before slipping back to $90,000, despite Michael Saylor’s firm, Strategy, announcing the purchase of 10,624 bitcoins. Analysts and influencers remain divided: some point to mar...
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