Will Bitcoin hit a new all-time high in the next two years? 🧐 Probably not, says cz_binance 👇
Changpeng Zhao said it may take a while for BTC to recover after plunging to $20,000 in recent months.
CZ said that, if investors had been told in 2018 that BTC would be trading at $20,000 in 2022, they would have been "very happy." CZ also pointed out that Bitcoin's current bottom is higher than its last peak — and "fluctuations in price are normal" when the market is growing. He said many businesses are "in a bind" after spending too aggressively during the bull market, but added:Earlier this month,
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