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Bitcoin slips below $65,000 as ETF inflows offset fork concerns By Investing.com

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Bitcoin slips below $65,000 as ETF inflows offset fork concerns By Investing.com

Bitcoin fell below $65,000 as market participants weighed technical concerns tied to a potential fork against continued demand from spot Bitcoin ETF inflows. The competing forces highlighted both near-term uncertainty and ongoing institutional interest in the cryptocurrency.

Bitcoin slips below $65,000 as ETF inflows offset fork concerns By Investing.com Investing.com Nigeria

Kernpunkte

  • 01 Bitcoin traded below the $65,000 level amid renewed market caution.
  • 02 Concerns related to a potential Bitcoin fork contributed to near-term uncertainty.
  • 03 Spot Bitcoin ETF inflows provided an offsetting source of demand.

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Originally reported by Investing.com Nigeria

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