Bitcoin (BTCUSD) Slips Near 70000 on Surging Oil Prices Despite Soft CPI Data
Bitcoin struggled near $70,000 amidst surging oil prices and cautious Fed outlook despite lower-than-expected CPI inflation, creating uncertainty in crypto markets.
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Bitcoin struggled near $70,000 amidst surging oil prices and cautious Fed outlook despite lower-than-expected CPI inflation, creating uncertainty in crypto markets.
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Bitcoin nears the critical $100,000 level amid a broad crypto selloff, large leveraged liquidations, and ETF outflows driven by trader uncertainty and cautious Fed rate cut expectations.
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