Bitcoin advances, holds above key technical level that ether, solana can't break through
BTC's dominance rate has risen from last week's low, a sign of renewed capital flowing into the largest cryptocurrency as major altcoins struggle.
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Bitcoin advances and holds above key technical level as ether and solana struggle to keep pace
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