Bitcoin: Exchanges see $40M daily USDT surge - Is BTC's rally just starting?

2024-12-20 11:00

USDT inflows signal strong demand for Bitcoin, driving price up. Stablecoins are integral to Bitcoin’s continued bullish momentum. Recent on-chain data highlights a surge in Tether [USDT] The post Bitcoin: Exchanges see $40M daily USDT surge - Is BTC's rally just starting? appeared first on AMBCrypto. origin »

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