Tether mints 1.3B USDT since market bottom — Can it push Bitcoin above $65K?
The newly minted stablecoins could help push Bitcoin’s price above the $65,000 resistance, which is the short-term whale holder realized price.
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The newly minted stablecoins could help push Bitcoin’s price above the $65,000 resistance, which is the short-term whale holder realized price.
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