Bitcoin price

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Bitcoin ETFs Bleed $2 Billion in Two Weeks as Institutional Demand Craters

Spot Bitcoin ETFs have shed roughly $2 billion in assets over the past two weeks, extending a redemption streak that has now matched the longest in the products’ 18-month history and reignited debate over the durability of institutional crypto demand. The data, drawn from Farside Investors and confirmed by Bloomberg, marks the most concentrated institutional

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Bitcoin’s Woes Set to Deepen as $10 Billion Options Expiry Looms

Bitcoin’s Woes Set to Deepen as $10 Billion Options Expiry Looms Bitcoin’s slide below the psychologically important $60,000 mark is on track to face another significant test this week as roughly $10 billion in options contracts expire on Friday, in an event that analysts say could either cap the recent selloff or accelerate it depending

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Bitcoin Drops Below $60,000 for First Time Since October 2024 as Risk Sentiment Sours

Bitcoin tumbled below the psychologically important $60,000 threshold on Wednesday, reaching its weakest level since October 2024 and extending a multi-week slide that has wiped roughly 18 percent from the cryptocurrency’s all-time high. The move marks the longest sustained downturn since the 2022 bear market and has triggered a wave of forced selling among leveraged

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Bitcoin Slides Below $60,000 as Biggest Corporate Buyers Wobble on the Floor They Once Held

Bitcoin has fallen back below the symbolic $60,000 mark, with the leading cryptocurrency touching a roughly 20-month low before staging a partial recovery. The move, reported by Bloomberg on June 24, has rattled a market that had been treating large corporate buyers as a stabilizing force and is now asking whether that floor is breaking

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