How much lower can Bitcoin go?
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How much lower can Bitcoin go?
Bitcoin drops below $95,000 for the first time in about six months as it heads deeper into a bear market. Investors have pulled nearly $900 million from funds investing in the token. Liquidations on Oct. 10 wiped out $1 trillion from the total crypto market. Bloomberg's Emily Mason joined Bloomberg Open Interest to talk about the drop and how ...
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