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🚨 BITCOIN IS HANGING ON THE 200 WEEK MOVING AVERAGE. This is the line that held every bear market before. Right now price is sitting right on it near 62K. If it breaks, it can get ugly fast. The support ladder below. • 250W near $58K,000: Likely. • 300W...

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