Bitcoin Boom’s Expiry Date? CryptoQuant CEO Reveals Timeline

Bitcoin Boom’s Expiry Date? CryptoQuant CEO Reveals Timeline

Many people wonder about the length of Bitcoin’s rollercoaster journey that its price increase has been on. The bull run may persist until at least April 2025, argues CryptoQuant CEO, Ki Young Ju. Should this be the case, it could signal the longest ever Bitcoin bull cycle. Related Reading: Dogecoin Sees 95% Drop In Network Activity—Trouble Ahead? Variations In Bitcoin’s Growing Rate Ju created a Bitcoin growth rate difference statistic for May 2024 that formed the foundation for his projection. Monitoring the long-term market movements of the crypto helps one to ascertain....


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