Sub $50K Bitcoin correction remains in play as whales look to sell BTC
Bitcoin could experience more downward pressure leading up to the Sept. 18 US interest rate cut, but will it fall below $50,000 this weekend?
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Bitcoin could experience more downward pressure leading up to the Sept. 18 US interest rate cut, but will it fall below $50,000 this weekend?
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