‘Not good’ for price: Bitcoin ETF demand starts to lag newly mined BTC
The slowdown in institutional demand may be a factor in the cooling of Bitcoin's bull run, adding further downward pressure on the BTC price.
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The slowdown in institutional demand may be a factor in the cooling of Bitcoin's bull run, adding further downward pressure on the BTC price.
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