Bitfinex Analysts Warn $85,900 BTC Resistance Could Cap Any Recovery Rally
Bitcoin traders absorbed $584 million in long liquidations on Monday as geopolitical pressure and rising Treasury yields dragged the price toward a key onchain support level, according to Bitfinex analysts. BTC Longs Dro...
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