A Big Bitcoin Move Ahead as Volatility Hits 3-Month Low: Fund Manager

A Big Bitcoin Move Ahead as Volatility Hits 3-Month Low: Fund Manager

Bitcoin strategists are waiting for a bias-defining price move as the cryptocurrency’s historical volatility falls to its lowest in three months. Jan Uytenhout, the co-founder of Capriole Investments in Denmark, iterated the outlook in a tweet issued earlier this Wednesday. The fund manager cited old references to show a correlation between the Bitcoin price and […]


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