Bitcoin's spot trading volumes over the past week reveal intriguing shifts in market activity and sentiment. The price saw notable volatility, peaking on May 25 at $69,270 but then dipping into a stabilization phase. A sharp decline in trading volume coincided with this peak, suggesting market hesitation. Then something intriguing happened—trading volumes began to climb again, with May 28 seeing a significant upswing despite a slight price decline to $68,280. What does this tell us about market sentiment and the behavior of traders during these periods of fluctuation? Find out the revealing details...
Bitcoin market split as buying and selling volumes remain the same Bitcoin market split as buying and selling volumes remain the same
The Bitcoin market remains indecisive as buying and selling volumes remain closely matched.
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Updated: May. 31, 2024 at 2:21 am UTC
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