Bitcoin price steadies near $64K as HYPE leads crypto gainers
Bitcoin traded near $63,800 as July CPI matched forecasts, HYPE led large-cap gains and spot Bitcoin ETFs posted $61.1M in outflows.
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Bitcoin traded near $63,800 as July CPI matched forecasts, HYPE led large-cap gains and spot Bitcoin ETFs posted $61.1M in outflows.
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