Bitcoin

<p> The Bitcoin market is entering a period of potential volatility as short-term holders and miners have sold over 30,000 BTC, worth more than $1.7 billion, in just the past three days. Market analysts are concerned that this selling pressure, combined with broader economic uncertainty, could trigger a new wave of price fluctuations. On-chain data shows that both individual holders and institutional miners have contributed to the sell-off, further complicating the market outlook.</p> 
<p>Despite this, there are signs of stability as large investors, or "whales," have been buying up the excess Bitcoin being sold. These major players, many of whom are involved with U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, are helping to stabilize the market. However, with short-term holders continuing to sell, the risk of sudden market shifts remains high, particularly in light of upcoming economic developments that could affect global financial markets. </p>

Bitcoin Volatility Likely to Increase

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