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Bitcoin sell-off toward $60K may resume as Japan hikes interest rates

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Por Anônimo

Criado June 16, 2026|1 min de leitura
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Japan’s highest rates since 1995 are putting global liquidity back in focus as traders anticipate 26%–38% BTC price declines.

Source: CoinTelegraph

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