Bitcoin falls below $75,000... Analysts emphasize ETF demand
Original headline비트코인 7만5000달러 밑돌아…분석가들 ETF 수요 강조
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Bitcoin traded below $75,000 on Monday, slipping about 0.6% to roughly $74,750 after briefly topping $75,000 earlier, as markets awaited the U.S. October consumer price index report. Economists expect headline CPI to rise 0.3% month-over-month and core CPI 0.2%, down from 0.6% and 0.3% in September, respectively. Analysts cited by CoinDesk emphasized ETF demand as a key support factor for bitcoin even as the price consolidated ahead of the inflation data. The CPI print matters because it could shape expectations for Federal Reserve policy and risk appetite across crypto markets. Traders will watch whether bitcoin holds above the $75,000 level and how spot ETF flows respond once the inflation figures are released.
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