Bitcoin will not fall to $60K with no ‘threats in the near-term’ — Michael Saylor
Michael Saylor is planning a party for Bitcoin to hit $100,000 this year and says it won’t fall to $60,000 as predicted by some analysts.
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Michael Saylor is planning a party for Bitcoin to hit $100,000 this year and says it won’t fall to $60,000 as predicted by some analysts.
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