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    As is frequently the case whenever assets such as Bitcoin (BTC) trade uncharacteristically highs or experience a rapid plunge, many investors turn to their short ratios to try and gauge the overall market sentiment and detect possible causation. The world’s premier cryptocurrency is in such a situation at press time on January 10 as it has been trading with significant volatility in recent weeks and has, so far, failed to find a stable footing above the critical psychological level above $100,000 in 2025. Most recent data from the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, Binance, however, ... (full story)

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