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Bitcoin's fall below the $27000 mark is expected to record its first monthly decline this year
[Bitcoin fell below the US $27000 threshold, which is expected to record its first monthly decline this year] The Associated Press reported on May 31 that Bitcoin fell below the US $27000 threshold, a daily decline of 3%, and Cryptocurrency fell across the board. On the last trading day of May, Bitcoin continued to be under pressure, with a monthly decline of 9
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ADA, MATIC, SOL led to a sharp decline in counterfeit coins, and BNB fell to a 6-month low
In the recent lawsuit, the Cryptocurrency, which the SEC characterized as securities, led the decline in counterfeit currency, while the transaction price of BTC was basically flat.Key points:Binance's BNB token led the sell-off in the counterfeit currency market, while BTC remained flat
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BNB's decline widened to 8% at $259 per coin
On June 8th, the financial industry reported that the decline of BNB widened to 8%, at $259 per coin.This article originates from the financial industry
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Bitcoin June 1st - Monthly closing decline, dangerous trend
This Bitcoin price analysis is provided in cooperation with CryptoTrader, and its algorithmic trading solution can finally be used by individuals.Bitcoin prices stagnate within 24 hoursYesterday, Bitcoin fell 3%, but sellers did not continue to put pressure on prices
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Facing a violent rebound after a sharp decline! Bitcoin rose to $55000 per coin, with over 360000 people selling out in 24 hours across the entire network
On Monday evening Beijing time, Bitcoin briefly fell below the $48000 mark, then rebounded violently and regained its lost territory within half an hour, returning to above $54000. As of February 23 Beijing time, Bitcoin had risen to $55000 per piece, rebounding more than $7000 from its intraday low
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Bitcoin (BTC) aims to decline in the first month of 2023, what is the next step?
The world's largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin (BTC), continues to face sales pressure, falling by another 1.68% in the past 24 hours
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As Bitcoin (BTC) falls to its long-term support level, purchasing sentiment declines
Bitcoin traders and short-term speculators have always been 'buying on dips', but this sentiment seems to be weakening at the moment.On May 26th, on chain analysis provider Santiment observed that Bitcoin traders often purchase short-term, small cryptocurrency prices, but are hesitant to purchase long-term, larger price drops
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Bitcoin prices are difficult to recover and still vulnerable to new declines
Bitcoin prices are working hard to recover above the resistance level of $26650. If BTC remains below the resistance level of $26650, it may start another decline
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Why did Bitcoin (BTC) prices decline in May?
Bitcoin experienced a turbulent season in May this year, for the first time since July 2021, when less than 800000 unique Bitcoin addresses were traded daily on the blockchain. This reduced activity is related to the market wide adjustments currently affecting Bitcoin and other digital currencies
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In May, the cumulative decline was close to 10%, and Bitcoin repeatedly failed the $30000 mark
Beijing Business Daily News (Reporter Liao Meng): The coin circle is constantly fluctuating, with Bitcoin fluctuating. According to CoinGecko, a global currency website, Bitcoin fluctuated around $26800 on May 14th after a significant fluctuation in trading prices the previous day
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DOGE is expected to further decline by 6% before the recovery begins
In recent weeks, the price trend of dog coins has shown a downward trend, largely due to the emergence of PEPE coins, which has overshadowed their popularity. In the past 24 hours, the increase in DOGE has been limited, with only 1% increase
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Bitcoin fell below $28000, with a daily decline of over 3%
Bitcoin fell below $28000, with a daily decline of over 3%. According to Cailian News Agency on May 8th, BTC fell below $28000 and is currently trading at $27980
