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Here's what crypto pros say is next for bitcoin after its tumble into bear market territory
Bitcoin prices slipped below $100,000 for the first time since June this week, capping a string of declines that dragged the world's largest crypto into a bear market. After a big shakeout in any market, it's natural to think: what's next? Prices regained some momentum on Wednesday, slowly inching into the green after Tuesday's big rout. Luckily, despite the turbulence, most crypto pros aren't worried that bitcoin could be headed for a prolonged bear market. Vitaliy Shtyrkin, CPO at crypto payment firm B2BINPAY, says the crypto market broadly has entered a corrective phase, but conditions are not overtly bearish. ... (full story)
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