Bitcoin’s ‘Glory Days Are Over,’ Bloomberg Expert Says as Bulls Push Back
Mike McGlone says Bitcoin’s “glory days are over,” while Kyle Reidhead sees resilience and an early-stage bull market.
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Bitcoin plunged below $75,000, triggering $1.2B in liquidations as ETF outflows and macroeconomic concerns intensified crypto market pressure.
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