US Bitcoin ETFs log further outflows, though analyst sees signs of easing selling pressure
An analyst predicted that selling pressure in Bitcoin ETFs is starting to ease, pointing out that four funds saw net inflows for the day.
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An analyst predicted that selling pressure in Bitcoin ETFs is starting to ease, pointing out that four funds saw net inflows for the day.
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