BlackRock sells $71.78 million in Bitcoin as ETF redemptions pile up
Institutional sentiment shifts, impacting Bitcoin's market dynamics and highlighting the influence of ETF flows on cryptocurrency valuations. The post BlackRock sells $71.78 million in Bitcoin as ETF redemptions pile up...
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