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Swan Bitcoin CEO: The possibility of Bitcoin reaching a new high in June is "over 50%"

Swan Bitcoin CEO: The possibility of Bitcoin reaching a new high in June is "over 50%"

Bitget2025/03/07 07:06

PANews reported on March 7th, according to Cointelegraph, Cory Klippsten, CEO of crypto financial services company Swan Bitcoin, said in an interview that there is more than a 50% chance that Bitcoin will break its historical high of $109,000 before June. He pointed out that the upward momentum and institutional demand for Bitcoin are still strong but emphasized that the market must first digest concerns about US tariffs, inflation and geopolitical tensions.

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