Bitcoin set to slump to new lows for 2026 after recent sell-off, traders forecast
The cryptocurrency is likely to break below its lows hit in early February, traders on prediction market Kalshi believe.
Bitcoin set to slump to new lows for 2026 after recent sell-off, traders forecast
The cryptocurrency is likely to break below its lows hit in early February, traders on prediction market Kalshi believe.
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