BTC price passes $47K 'worst-case scenario' as Bitcoin realized cap hits all-...
Major milestones are flowing in for BTC price action this week, with the market still below the $50,000 level. Bitcoin (BTC) at $47,000 is turning heads but is in fact only the "worst-case scenario" for one of its most popular analysts.In a tweet on Aug. 13, PlanB, creator of the stock-to-flow family of Bitcoin price models, reiterated that $47,000 should be just the beginning for BTC/USD.Bitcoin price no longer in its "worst case scenario"Following the May miner rout from China and accompanying BTC price crash, long-established price models based on the stock-to-flow principle saw a major....
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