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Bitcoin price coils under $65K as US PMI data brings new ‘stagflation’ warning

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Được tạo August 06, 2026|1 phút đọc
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Bitcoin price action stayed compressed in an ongoing divergence from stocks and gold while US PMI data sparked fresh talk of “stagflation.”

Source: CoinTelegraph


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