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Bitcoin Price Crash Not Over Yet, Says CryptoQuant
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After a dramatic decline, Bitcoin prices show initial signs of stabilisation. However, uncertainties remain, as investors speculate about possible downward movements. Two key price brands could significantly influence the future of Bitcoin.
Bitcoin Price Crash Not Over Yet, Says CryptoQuant
Bitcoin ETFs saw a $151M outflow amid a 20% price drop and a $1T market loss. Whales and retail investors sold, leaving Bitcoin without support during the crash. A rebound to $87K sparks hopes of a temporary bottom, though the market remains fragile. Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of $151 million on November 24, according to data from SoSoValue, with Fidelity’s FBTC being the only fund to show minimal inflows. This comes amid a sharp 20% dr…
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