I am wondering if anyone knows a website to quickly learn why a coin had a sudden rise or drop in price. For example, today BTC had a sudden drop and I don't know why.
I've tried looking at Twitter but there's just too much noise. Same with most Telegram groups.
Thanks in advance
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Re: Quick way to find why the sudden drop/rise of a coin
Have you checked out the newsfeed from reddit, coindesk.com or coins.live? They are less social media-centered.
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Re: Quick way to find why the sudden drop/rise of a coin
The price of any asset rise or fall due to the supply/demand phenomenon. If the market has enough buy orders or a big investment comes into the !arlet then its price goes up. Similar thing happens as a counter part as well. Am I right folks in this regard?
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