Bitcoin’s all-time high gains vanished hours later: Here’s why
Bitcoin’s drop from $124,000 to $117,500 sparked $227 million in liquidations, with traders showing neutral sentiment despite inflation data and Fed uncertainty.
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Bitcoin’s drop from $124,000 to $117,500 sparked $227 million in liquidations, with traders showing neutral sentiment despite inflation data and Fed uncertainty.
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