Bitcoin Bulls Pause Leveraged Bets as Demand Cools Post-Halving
Bullish Bitcoin traders appear to have scaled back their bets on the world’s largest cryptocurrency as its two major tailwinds subside.
Bullish Bitcoin traders appear to have scaled back their bets on the world’s largest cryptocurrency as its two major tailwinds subside.
The beating heart of the crypto bull market sweeping the world isn’t Miami, Paris or the Middle East. It’s South Korea, where speculation has reached such intensity that the won has supplanted the dollar as the most-used currency for swapping in and out of Bitcoin and other tokens.
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