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Bitcoin funding rate volatility shows market-wide caution
The disparity in funding rates between USDT and BTC-margined contracts shows diverse trader strategies and risk appetites.
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Large transactions drive Bitcoin withdrawal from exchanges
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Puell Multiple drops as miner revenues hit 10-month low
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Bitcoin volume in loss hit highest level since FTX collapse
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