Bitcoin (BTCUSD) Dives 39% on Reduced Institutional Demand and Crypto Winter Pressure
Bitcoin falls nearly 39% from 2025 peak due to crypto winter and reduced institutional demand, despite ongoing support from miners and ETFs.
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Bitcoin falls nearly 39% from 2025 peak due to crypto winter and reduced institutional demand, despite ongoing support from miners and ETFs.
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