Bitcoin ETFs bleed $541 million, second-largest single-day outflow since launch
The significant outflow from Bitcoin ETFs signals potential market instability and heightened volatility amid upcoming political and economic events. The post Bitcoin ETFs bleed $541 million, second-largest single-day ou...
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The significant outflow from Bitcoin ETFs signals potential market instability and heightened volatility amid upcoming political and economic events.
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