Live updates: Traders say bitcoin sell-off from $65,000 points to thin volume, not panic selling
ARP Digital’s Yusuf Fakhro said bitcoin’s weakness reflects stalled participation more than forced selling, with ETF flows turning negative, CME open interest back at 2023 levels and Strategy idle for a fifth straight we...
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Traders attribute Bitcoin sell-off to thin volume, not panic selling
Low trading volumes, not panic, drove Bitcoin's price dip, highlighting the market's vulnerabil...
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