"All bets are off" now that Bitcoin has broken $20k, says trader
Bitcoin zipped past $20,000 per coin this morning, pushing the asset into uncharted waters. After toying with all-time price highs in recent weeks, Bitcoin (BTC) finally crossed $20,000 for the first time on Wednesday. The digital currency hovered around $20,800 at time of publication. “We have been waiting for this moment for years, and now that $BTC #Bitcoin has finally broken 20k, all bets are off,” Cheds, a crypto trader and analyst on Twitter, told Cointelegraph. “What happens next could make history,” he said, adding:“Do we blast to 30k? Or do we pull back to 14k and form a cup and....
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