Bitcoin can hit $92K in April and still not match bull run RSI peaks: Analyst

Bitcoin can hit $92K in April and still not match bull run RSI peaks: Analyst
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2021-4-14 14:23

More proof that Bitcoin is far from the most vertical stage of its bull run comes from PlanB and the relative strength index.

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