What Bitcoin Needs To Regain Its Higher Marks, Analyst Explains

What Bitcoin Needs To Regain Its Higher Marks, Analyst Explains

The crypto market crash started from the Feds and its fight against inflation. The announcement to increase interest rates caused a panic that created doubts in the minds of crypto investors. As the Federal Reserve implemented the plan, the overall financial markets, including crypto, plunged.  Another factor that helped push crypto prices down was the crash of Terra Luna USDT. The algorithmic stablecoin depegged, leading to massive losses that plunged the market into oblivion. Since then, crypto prices have fluctuated in a terribly prolonged crypto winter.  Related Reading: Serum (SRM)....


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