Time for bitcoin to move again
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Just when you though bitcoin would never move again?
Bitcoin has become one of the most boring assets these days. It is stuck inside the range that has been in place since early January. Note that the moves over past days are getting smaller and smaller. BTC is getting tighter and tighter inside a wedge like formation, so we should be seeing a break eventually, but for now, boring remains the biggest BTC narrative.
