Bitcoin Price Dips to $65,000 Amid Broader Market Turbulence
Bitcoin price fell to around $65,000 during the weekend sell-off, dragged down by poor market sentiment and inflation concerns.
Bitcoin price fell to around $65,000 during the weekend sell-off, dragged down by poor market sentiment and inflation concerns.
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