Bitcoin slacks at $75,000 as global stocks take a break from post-ceasefire rally
Source Cryptopolitan
- Bitcoin stayed soft near $75,000, with BTC down 0.29% as market momentum cooled and the crypto sentiment stays neutral.
- Open interest stood at $119.56 billion and dipped 0.46%, while liquidations jumped 51.36% to $419.14 million.
- Global stocks lost steam after the ceasefire bounce, U.S. futures turned lower, Europe fell, Asia was mixed but somewhat up, and oil surged with WTI at $89.29, while Brent stayed at $96.12.
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