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Bitcoin’s relative strength at 17 signals extreme weakness, pacing for its worst week since November 2020. Context matters: - BTC has traded in line with risk assets this year. - The IGV software index is down 21%, with many software stocks off 30–40%. - Locally, Bitcoin looks oversold. Cosmo...

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