Bitcoin rally toward $100k stalls as long-term holders cash out
Bitcoin falls below $95k amid profit-taking and $500M in liquidations. Analysts question bull market strength as altcoins gain momentum. The post Bitcoin rally toward $100k stalls as long-term holders cash out appeared f...
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Bitcoin falls below $95k amid profit-taking and $500M in liquidations. Analysts question bull market strength as altcoins gain momentum.
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