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BTC Breaks 67,000 USDT, 24-Hour Loss Narrows to 1.27 Percent

BTC Breaks 67,000 USDT, 24-Hour Loss Narrows to 1.27 Percent

Bitget2024/06/14 12:32
By:Bitget

According to market data, BTC broke through 67,000 USDT and is now quoted at 67,003.992188 USDT, narrowing its 24-hour decline to 1.27%.

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