Bitcoin falls to $76,000 as Nasdaq slide triggers $430 million in ETF outflows
The drop wiped out the entire post-midterm recovery above $80,000, leaving $75,000 as the last support before the 200-day moving average at $73,200.
The drop wiped out the entire post-midterm recovery above $80,000, leaving $75,000 as the last support before the 200-day moving average at $73,200.
Wednesday’s 6.6% gain came from a short squeeze and $53 million of ETF inflows, the first in days, with support now at $2,388.
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