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Bitcoin (BTC) price has experienced heightened resistance around $108k in the past few days amid the de-escalation of the Middle East crisis. The flagship coin dropped slightly to trade at about $107,472 on Thursday…
Top Reasons Why Bitcoin Price May Retest $92k First Before Reaching $120k in the Midterm
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