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The cryptocurrency market has seen a sharp decline over the past 24 hours, with Bitcoin falling to $94,100 before recovering to $97,800.

Bitcoin’s realized profit has significantly declined, dropping 76% following its surge toward $100,000.

Market analysts and traders warned of short-term selling pressure amid an overheated market after a November rally

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Web3 is getting closer and closer to tokenizing traditional market plumbing as a trading revolution intensifies.

Strategic policies and Bitcoin’s bullish momentum highlight the intersection of innovation and investment.

Coinbase Global (COIN) appears to be taking advantage of the growing optimism and support for Bitcoin among other cryptocurrencies.