Survey: 60% Of Respondents Think Bitcoin Is More Likely to Fall to $10,000

The latest survey by MLIV Pulse shows that 60% of the 950 respondents believe that the BTC 0.61%-news/">Bitcoin price will drop to $10,000, while 40% predict that the Bitcoin price will rebound.

According to data from CoinGecko, about $2 trillion in market capitalization of cryptocurrencies has disappeared since last year. Average investors are more conservative about cryptocurrencies than institutional investors, with nearly a quarter declaring the asset class junk. Professional investors are more open to digital assets.

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Survey: 60% Of Respondents Think Bitcoin Is More Likely to Fall to $10,000

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