Bitcoin Holds Above 78K as Derivatives and Structure Signal Tight Range Ahead
Bitcoin hovers near $78,368 as derivatives data and support structure suggest a coiled market awaiting a directional catalyst, with ETF flows and macro
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Bitcoin hovers near $78,368 as derivatives data and support structure suggest a coiled market awaiting a directional catalyst, with ETF flows and macro
Bitcoin slips 1.14% to $78,217 as a firmer dollar pulls capital away from risk assets, leaving ETF demand as the market's most watched swing variable.
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