Bitcoin (BTCUSD) Stalls as ETP Inflows Slow and Whales Rotate to Ether
Bitcoin ETP holdings top 1.47M BTC, yet August saw net outflows and whales rotated into Ether, suggesting slowing BTC demand amid seasonal weakness and many pending crypto ETFs.
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