Bitcoin’s big cup-and-handle pattern targets ‘minimum’ $220K BTC price
Bitcoin cup-and-handle chart breakout targets $220,000, but BTC price must first hold the $74,000 support area.
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Bitcoin cup-and-handle chart breakout targets $220,000, but BTC price must first hold the $74,000 support area.
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