‘In the shadow of geopolitics and AI’: Bitcoin hovers near cycle lows as ETF outflows and rate fears deepen worst stretch of 2026
Bitcoin trades near $61,000 as geopolitics, inflation fears, and ETF outflows weigh on markets amid debate over a possible bottom.
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Bitcoin trades near $61,000 as geopolitics, inflation fears, and ETF outflows weigh on markets amid debate over a possible bottom.
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