Bitcoin’s attempt to top $70,000 stalled throughout the week, but analysts believe that the short-term downside will be limited. Will altcoins hold on to their Bitcoin’s attempt to top $70,000 stalled throughout the week, but analysts believe that the short-term downside will be limited. Will altcoins hold on to their
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Bitcoin’s attempt to top $70,000 stalled throughout the week, but analysts believe that the short-term downside will be limited. Will altcoins hold on to their weekly gains?
Key points:
Bitcoin continues to face selling on minor rallies, indicating a negative sentiment.
Several altcoins have turned down from the overhead resistance levels, indicating the bears are active at higher levels.
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