Bitcoin Faces Crucial Battle Between Short-Term Sellers and Institutional Support
Bitcoin struggles near $77,000 caught between profit-taking short-term holders and institutional investors’ cost basis, setting a key test for market direction.
Bitcoin struggles near $77,000 caught between profit-taking short-term holders and institutional investors’ cost basis, setting a key test for market direction.
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Bitcoin slipped below critical support near $75,000 amid heavy selling by short-term holders, reflecting persistent bearish signals despite a four-hour bullish setup.
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Bitcoin traders are focusing on the $68,000 to $70,000 range as growing sell-side activity and liquidation risks suggest a potential deeper pullback.
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