Bitcoin 4% dip may ‘panic’ short-term holders as price falls below average cost
Bitcoin short-term holders are currently holding a 3% unrealized loss, but it “isn’t the end of the world,” according to a crypto analyst.
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Bitcoin short-term holders are currently holding a 3% unrealized loss, but it “isn’t the end of the world,” according to a crypto analyst.
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