Why Bitcoin’s next breakout may not be an altcoin season signal

By cineramaJune 5, 2021Polygon

On April 14, Bitcoin ( BTC ) reached a $64,900 all-time high after accumulating 124.5% gains in 2021. However, a 27.5% correction followed over the next eleven days, marking […]

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Why Bitcoin’s next breakout may not be an altcoin season signal

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