Bitcoin fell more than 10% from its May 8 peak of $82,000 and is now trading near $73,500, prompting increased selling by short-term holders. Investors who have held BTC for less than six months accounted for most of the recent loss-taking activity. Over the past 24 hours, Bitcoin sent to exchanges recorded a net loss of about 1,300 BTC, indicating stronger selling pressure. The shift matters because it highlights weakening sentiment among newer investors. Next, traders will watch whether selling eases or intensifies as Bitcoin tests support levels.
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Bitcoin Correction Triggers Loss Selling Among Short-Term Holders
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