Cryptocurrency Exchanges See Massive Bitcoin (BTC) Outflows
The market cap of Bitcoin has been shrinking since the start of 2022. A sharp decline in retail and institutional interest, weak network activity and huge selling pressure are not helping BTC bulls.
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