Bitcoin Selloff Pushes Over Half of Supply Into Loss, Worst Week Since FTX Collapse
Bitcoin fell below $60,000, pushing over 50% of circulating supply into loss. The worst week since FTX collapse raises questions about market direction. The post Bitcoin Selloff Pushes Over Half of Supply Into Loss, Wors...
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