Bitcoin could slip to $71,000 as rounded-top formation emerges
Bitcoin's four-hour chart shows a potential rounded-top pattern with a downside target near $71,000 if $76,000 support breaks.
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Bitcoin's four-hour chart shows a potential rounded-top pattern with a downside target near $71,000 if $76,000 support breaks.
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