Bitcoin bulls stumble at $23.4K as Fed’s ‘disinflation’ sparks BTC price rally
Bitcoin price action returns to tackle familiar resistance, with bulls failing to make fresh inroads toward $25,000.
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Bitcoin price action returns to tackle familiar resistance, with bulls failing to make fresh inroads toward $25,000.
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