Bitcoin Sentiment Shifts From 'Sell the Rally' to 'Buy the Dip'—Is It Justified?
Bitcoin’s rally shifts traders to buying dips. Experts warn of a $70K-$72K pullback, while options sentiment turns bullish toward $82K-$85K.
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Bitcoin topped $79,000 then retreated as ETF outflows and bearish momentum weighed; traders await regulation, with $80,000 key for an $85,000 move.
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