Bitcoin Bears' $2.5 Billion Reckoning Looms at $72K
Bears are stacking shorts like firewood, eyes on endless Iran war and spiking oil. But $72K? That's $2.5 billion in liquidations waiting to ignite.
Bears are stacking shorts like firewood, eyes on endless Iran war and spiking oil. But $72K? That's $2.5 billion in liquidations waiting to ignite.
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