Analysts say Bitcoin typically recovers after on-chain traders have suffered losses exceeding 37%, currently at 20%.
crypto analyst Ali stated, "Bitcoin (BTC) usually recovers and rises after on-chain traders experience losses exceeding 37%. Currently, this indicator is at 20%."
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