Bitcoin Price Falling To $30,000? Influencer Predicts Collapse In Wake of Global Market Crash

January 31, 2026

A famed crypto influencer has predicted Bitcoin’s price could fall to $30,000. The comments come after a global market crash. Technical signals have reinforced the …

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