BTC average change in retail demand falls to 5-month low, could a 75% rally be next?
The average monthly change in Bitcoin retail demand has waned over the last month, with one analyst noting it could be a precursor to a price surge seen earlier in 2024.
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The average monthly change in Bitcoin retail demand has waned over the last month, with one analyst noting it could be a precursor to a price surge seen earlier in 2024.
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