Bitcoin Slips Below 77K as Exchange Inflows Signal Renewed Selling Pressure
Bitcoin slipped to $76,669 on rising exchange inflows and muted ETF demand, with on-chain data pointing to short-term holder distribution as the key
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Bitcoin slipped to $76,669 on rising exchange inflows and muted ETF demand, with on-chain data pointing to short-term holder distribution as the key
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