Bitcoin traders expect Fed Chair Powell to ‘pump our bags’ and BTC to target $80K+
Historical Bitcoin performance data and investors’ expectation that the Fed will “pump our bags” have traders anticipating a strong BTC price rebound.
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Historical Bitcoin performance data and investors’ expectation that the Fed will “pump our bags” have traders anticipating a strong BTC price rebound.
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