Bitcoin (BTCUSD) Rebounds on US-Iran Ceasefire Hopes but Faces Strong Resistance at $72K
Bitcoin rebounded 4% above $71,000 amid US-Iran ceasefire hopes, but faces strong resistance near $72,000 with bearish risk ahead amid macro valuation concerns.
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Bitcoin rebounded 4% above $71,000 amid US-Iran ceasefire hopes, but faces strong resistance near $72,000 with bearish risk ahead amid macro valuation concerns.
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