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136-year-old investment bank predicts next Bitcoin crash
I am pretty sure no crypto trader who experienced Oct. 10 ever imagined they would have to endure so many brutal sell-offs afterward. Fast-forward to today, and the crypto market resembles the landscape after a hurricane. Battered, scattered, and struggling to come back to normal. The Crypto Fear and Greed Index has plunged into single digits, flashing "Extreme Fear" at the score of 9. Bitcoin is down nearly 47% from its October peak and is changing hands around $66,900 at press time. And if there’s any truth to the saying that history repeats itself, the pain may not be over yet, at least according to analysts ... (full story)
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