Key Takeaways Bitcoin fell 1.4% below $63,600 on July 17, hitting a session low of $62,732 as post-CPI sentiment faded. Middle East tensions and an AI stock sell-off dragged global tech indices and the crypto market down 1.8%. Nansen’s analyst expects a brief flush before accumulation resumes, noting smart money long ratios at 1.58. Tech Sell-Off and Geopolitical Tensions Weigh on Markets Bitcoin trended lower for a second consecutive day as the bullish sentiment sparked by better-than-expected U.S. inflation data began to fade. After recovering from a brief sell-off to edge toward $64,500 Thursday afternoon, the cryptocurrency struggled to defend …
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