Bulls Giving Up? Massive Bitcoin Bid Wall Removed, What It Could Mean For BTC

Bulls Giving Up? Massive Bitcoin Bid Wall Removed, What It Could Mean For BTC

Bitcoin has entered the week with upside price action into the mid-levels of its current levels. However, bulls face hurdles as an increase in selling pressure set back BTC’s price from $66,000 to a current price of $64,262 at the time of writing. Bitcoin entered a consolidation zone after a flash crash pushed its price from the high of its current levels to the critical support at around $62,500. The bullish sentiment seems to be fading as uncertainty takes over the market. Related Reading | Bitcoin Eyes Fresh Rally, Why Close above $66k Is Important Many traders were expecting a....


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