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the-void
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3.16165311 BTC
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279,332.08 USD
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3.16165311 BTC
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279,332.08 USD
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script-be49cfadd12af6e0f14f1523a7c352e0
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0 BTC
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0.00 USD
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script-a17aa16dc65005600af7faef8c79819e
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0 BTC
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0.00 USD
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0.0499977 BTC
·
4,417.29 USD
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+
0.025 BTC
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2,208.75 USD
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0.02473454 BTC
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2,185.29 USD
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the-void
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+
0.00026316 BTC
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23.25 USD
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0.03297834 BTC
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2,913.63 USD
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+
0.0156 BTC
·
1,378.26 USD
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Bitcoin hovered near a two-month low, with traders comparing the current slump to 2022’s bearish market as volatility begins to settle.
Bitcoin fell to a two-month low near $65,000, with analysts warning the bear cycle may not be over and watching whether BTC can reclaim its 50-month average.
Bitcoin’s decline isn’t being driven by Michael Saylor, but by the fading momentum trade, according to the article’s framing.