4 reasons why Bitcoin’s bull run is intact despite a surprise stop hunt
Technical factors suggest Bitcoin is still in a bull run even after a sharp sell-off from $18,476. After Bitcoin (BTC) price suddenly dropped from around $18,500 to $17,200, some traders began to question whether a local top had formed but there are multiple factors that suggest the bull run is still intact. Following the initial pullback, BTC continuously showed extreme volatility, demonstrating market uncertainty.The four factors that show Bitcoin’s momentum remains strong are whale inflows, a strong market response, resilience above each whale cluster, and high open interest.Whales are....
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