BTC price dips 1.8% as Bitcoin tackles ‘schizophrenic’ new US jobs data
Bitcoin resistance shifts higher as a snap reaction to unusual U.S. employment data delivers classic BTC price volatility.
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Bitcoin resistance shifts higher as a snap reaction to unusual U.S. employment data delivers classic BTC price volatility.
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