Is $BTC's 'correctional' phase coming to an end? “It would seem to me that if technology has found a bottom, that it could be a tailwind for crypto,” Mkts_Compass CEO Timothy Brackett says. Watch the markets update, presented by kucoincom:
Timothy Brackett, CEO of The Markets Compass, joins “First Mover” to provide technical analysis as bitcoin eyes $45K. Brackett is optimistic about the future for bitcoin’s price, explaining why he believes the “correctional” phase is coming to a close using indicators such as the Fisher Transform.
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