Bitcoin's trading volume has steadily expanded since mid-June while the trading volumes of other top capital assets have declined, indicating that the leading crypto could be increasingly considered a "safe haven" for traders fleeing other asset categories, according to a recent analysis by crypto-focused market intelligence platform Santiment. "Trader interests are beginning to return to relative #safehaven assets like BTC," the platform said in a tweet....
Bitcoin's trading volume has steadily expanded since mid-June while the trading volumes of other top capital assets have declined, indicating that the leading crypto could be increasingly considered a "safe haven" for traders fleeing other asset categories, according to a recent analysis by crypto-focused market intelligence platform Santiment. "Trader interests are beginning to return to relative #safehaven assets like BTC," the platform said in a tweet....
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