ETF Demand Falters as Bitcoin Slips Toward a Closely Watched Floor
Bitcoin fell nearly 2% to $76,831, with ETF demand softening and the dollar holding firm. Here is what is shaping the session.
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Bitcoin fell nearly 2% to $76,831, with ETF demand softening and the dollar holding firm. Here is what is shaping the session.
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