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Crypto winter or correction? This analyst explains the difference
Bitcoin dropped back below $69,000 per token on Tuesday as investors try to figure out whether digital assets are in a crypto winter or not. Jefferies senior vice president and head of digital assets research Andrew Moss comments on how he sees the cryptocurrency landscape actually entering correction territory, not a new winter.
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