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Bitcoin ETFs Approved, What Next?
As the crypto market scratches its head about Bitcoin's price following the SEC's ETF approval, we delve into what happens next in the wonderful world of Web3
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Bitcoin Languishes as Risk Assets Take a Hit
Bitcoin falls to $91,785, hitting its lowest in 2025, as robust US jobs data and Fed’s hawkish tone dent risk assets, despite early gains