Bitcoin Breaks $73,000: Should You Buy After the CPI Drop?
Bitcoin jumped to $73,000 after US inflation fell to 3.3%. We break down if it is time to enter or wait for a dip.
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Bitcoin jumped to $73,000 after US inflation fell to 3.3%. We break down if it is time to enter or wait for a dip.
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