The 5% pop in Bitcoin on Monday came from traders closing bearish bets, not fresh capital entering the market, per an analyst.
Bitcoin surged Monday after slipping over the weekend amid escalating tensions tied to U.S. strikes on Iran, briefly approaching the $70,000 mark before retreating to around $69,000. The rebound comes…

The 5% pop in Bitcoin on Monday came from traders closing bearish bets, not fresh capital entering the market, per an analyst.
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