US Bitcoin spot ETFs end 19-day inflow streak ahead of CPI report and FOMC meeting
US Bitcoin ETFs end a 19-day inflow streak with $65 million outflows, as market eyes Fed's upcoming rate decision and CPI report. The post US Bitcoin spot ETFs end 19-day inflow streak ahead of CPI report and FOMC meetin...
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US Bitcoin ETFs end a 19-day inflow streak with $65 million outflows, as market eyes Fed's upcoming rate decision and CPI report.
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