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10x Research: Bitcoin May Be Poised for a Summer Surge as Key Market Window Opens

10x Research: Bitcoin May Be Poised for a Summer Surge as Key Market Window Opens

星球日报星球日报2025/07/03 01:42
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Odaily Planet Daily News: 10x Research has released a report indicating that Bitcoin is currently testing the upper boundary of its consolidation range, with macro catalysts gradually accumulating. ETF inflows remain strong, exchange balances continue to decline, and pressure on the Federal Reserve is increasing, yet price volatility remains limited. The market may be building momentum for a breakout, potentially ushering in the traditional bull season in July.

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