‘Sleepy July’: K33 says bitcoin spot volume on track for weakest month since late 2023
K33 says bitcoin spot trading activity is headed for its weakest month since late 2023 as derivatives markets remain subdued.
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K33 says bitcoin spot trading activity is headed for its weakest month since late 2023 as derivatives markets remain subdued.
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