$BTC
Bitcoin surged past $70,000, hitting $71,570, its highest since June 2nd, fueled by a massive $1.3B-$2.7B short squeeze that liquidated over 160,000 traders. This rally was partly attributed to a White House crypto legislation push and the US Treasury's bond buyback program. However, many analysts remain cautious, predicting a "final brutal flush" to $44,000-$48,000 before a sustained bull market. Some view the current surge as a liquidity operation, not true demand, amid concerns over an "AI superbubble." While spot Bitcoin ETFs saw recent inflows, expert skepticism about the rally's foundation remains high.
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Bitcoin surged past $70,000, hitting $71,570, its highest since June 2nd, fueled by a massive $1.3B-$2.7B short squeeze that liquidated over 160,000 traders. This rally was partly attributed to a White House crypto legislation push and the US Treasury's bond buyback program. However, many analysts remain cautious, predicting a "final brutal flush" to $44,000-$48,000 before a sustained bull market. Some view the current surge as a liquidity operation, not true demand, amid concerns over an "AI superbubble." While spot Bitcoin ETFs saw recent inflows, expert skepticism about the rally's foundation remains high.
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