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0.00 USD
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0.00 USD
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0.00 USD
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0.00 USD
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1,828.74 USD
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0.05 USD
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Bitcoin retested $58,000, Ethereum formed a double bottom, and MicroStrategy shares fell 10% as crypto markets faced $3 billion in outflows.
Bitcoin hovers near $60,136 as distribution pressure and weak market structure weigh on the top crypto. With BTC dominance above 55% and a $10 billion expiry approaching, the Fear Index has plunged to 13, underscoring fragile sentiment.
Strategy founder Michael Saylor said he will continue pursuing the company’s Bitcoin strategy despite recent setbacks and losses during the decline.