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..just buy this dip!!!period who ever want to sell or short we just buy buy buy! When BTC hit ATH next year $67k would seem mimiscule😀 of course unless u are trading leverage to short and have deep insurance!

Will Bitcoin Hit $73,000 This Week - or Fall Below $60,000? What to Watch

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It is 10.7% lower from its all-time high at $73,798 hit in March, while up 57% so far this year.Bitcoin's fall on Tuesday could mostly be attributed to concerns around the U.S. government's potential disposal of the bitcoins it seized, according to Alex Kuptsikevich, senior market analyst FxPro.A wallet labeled as belonging to the U.S. government on Monday transferred around 29,800 bitcoins, which are worth around $2 billion based on the crypto's current price, to an unlabeled address, which then sent the bitcoins to two different addresses, according to data from crypto-intelligence firm Arkham Intelligence. The bitcoins were likely sent to an institutional custody service, analysts at Arkham wrote on X.According to Arkham Intelligence, the U.S. government still holds about 203,000 bitcoins, worth about $13.4 billion, based on the crypto's current price. A concentrated sale of such holdings could lead to a significant selloff, Kuptsikevich wrote in a Tuesday note.Crypto investors have also been hesitant to make directional bets before three central banks announce their interest-rate decisions later this week. The Bank of Japan and the Federal Reserve are due to announce their decisions on Wednesday, while the Bank of England is scheduled to release the decision on Thursday. The U.S. jobs report data is also due on Friday.Financial markets expect the Bank of Japan to potentially raise the policy rate against its previous trend, while the Federal Reserve may signal a rate cut starting in September. 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