Don’t expect retail sell-off to crash Bitcoin price — Analyst
High-volume candles associated with Bitcoin price dips already occurred on derivatives exchanges this time round, Willy Woo notes. Those expecting another Bitcoin (BTC) speculative price dip are looking in the wrong place, one of the industry's best-known analysts suggests.In a Twitter discussion on Dec. 20, Willy Woo, creator of on-chain data resource Woobull, said that popular retail exchanges will not spark a further BTC price rout.U.S. retail stays calm throughout the routWoo was debating the odds of fresh downside with veteran trader Peter Brandt, a commentator revered for calling....
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