Bitcoin sees second-longest bull market drawdown with BTC price 'stuck' at $30K
Bitcoin bull markets frequently see corrections from all-time highs, but only 2013 has beaten this year in terms of waiting times for a rebound. It's now three months since the last Bitcoin (BTC) all-time high, but one measure suggests that holders may be waiting even longer for the next.In a series of tweets on July 17, analytics service Ecoinometrics revealed that this year's descent from all-time highs is the second-longest in Bitcoin bull market history.$30,000 may stay "for a while"It's been 95 days since BTC/USD hit $64,500 and a major correction phase began. Investors are impatient,....
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