Bitcoin's Short-Term Outlook: Potential Drop Amidst Liquidity Concerns
As liquidity diminishes, Bitcoin is projected to trade between $61,242 and $63,563, with a possibility of falling to $59,000, according to Wintermute's options desk.
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As liquidity diminishes, Bitcoin is projected to trade between $61,242 and $63,563, with a possibility of falling to $59,000, according to Wintermute's options desk.
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