Bitcoin Falls to Two-Week Low as $300M in Long Positions Liquidated
Bitcoin dips below $67K as $300 million in long liquidations and macro pressures weigh on the crypto market.
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Bitcoin dips below $67K as $300 million in long liquidations and macro pressures weigh on the crypto market.
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