Bitcoin surges to $85,000 as $648M in shorts liquidated
Bitcoin's surge highlights the volatility and potential for rapid market shifts, emphasizing the critical role of institutional demand and macroeconomic factors. The post Bitcoin surges to $85,000 as $648M in shorts liqu...
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Bitcoin's surge highlights the volatility and potential for rapid market shifts, emphasizing the critical role of institutional demand and macroeconomic factors.
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