A $6.3 Billion Hack Tested Bitcoin’s Bull Market. 3 Signs It Passed
The largest crypto hack on record hit Binance last week. Bitcoin’s (BTC) charts, however, show little sign of a broken bull market. Three signals point that way, from the weekly close to monthly momentum. One group of investors still has reason for caution before the US midterm elections. 1. A Record Hack Met a Shallow The post A $6.3 Billion Hack Tested Bitcoin’s Bull Market. 3 Signs It Passed appeared first on BeInCrypto.
Key Takeaways
- The largest crypto hack on record hit Binance last week.
- Bitcoin’s (BTC) charts, however, show little sign of a broken bull market.
- Three signals point that way, from the weekly close to monthly momentum.
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