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Bitcoin falls to $62,500 on inflation data disappointment and rising oil prices
Bitcoin dropped to $62,500 as US inflation data failed to spark gains, spot Bitcoin ETFs saw back-to-back outflows, and crude oil topped $82 a barrel, adding inflation pressure to risk assets.
Why it matters for the crypto market
A sharp Bitcoin decline amid mixed macro signals and ETF outflows signals weakening momentum despite inflation data, as bond yields rise and oil prices surge.
Source: CoinDesk
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