Analyst: Bitcoin network sees first increase in capital inflows in weeks, indicating signs of structural bottom formation
ChainCatcher reported that crypto analyst Willy Woo stated that after several consecutive weeks of declining capital inflows, the Bitcoin network has seen its first day of increased capital inflow, marking the first sign of structural bottoming for Bitcoin.
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