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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CME's entrance into the scene shows that Wall Street institutions are increasingly interested in the emerging industry.
Major TradFi companies have begun reporting exposure to Bitcoin via MicroStrategy and spot BTC ETFs.
The flagship crypto was trading at $60,800 as of press time after falling more than 5% to roughly $59,100 on April 30.
The flagship crypto touched a low of $59,658 before modestly recovering to around $60,800 as of press time, based on CryptoSlate data.
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