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4 Key Bitcoin Metrics Show Not All Hope Is Lost for BTC Price

4 Key Bitcoin Metrics Show Not All Hope Is Lost for BTC Price4 Key Bitcoin Metrics Show Not All Hope Is Lost for BTC Price

(BTC) price dropped to $3,700 for a brief period on March 12, ending the day at $4,970. By March 13, the price recovered from the major downtrend, ending the day at $5,563 and showing an impressive return of over 11%.

The recent market turmoil, whether in traditional markets or the crypto space, has raised questions on the price evolution for Bitcoin, as well as its crucial network features. Let’s take a look at four key Bitcoin price and network metrics in order to gain some insight into the future of the crypto market’s largest asset.

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