Bitcoin Jumps On $283M Liquidation But Spot Demand Falters
Bitcoin’s rebound to $75,000 followed a $283 million short liquidation, but softening spot-market demand could slow the rally's pace.
Bitcoin’s rebound to $75,000 followed a $283 million short liquidation, but softening spot-market demand could slow the rally's pace.
Data show liquidations are contributing to Bitcoin’s negative funding rate, but rising spot demand from institutional investors could help BTC hold $75,000.
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