Bitcoin retrocede a 73.000 dólares a pesar de las entradas en los ETF

El bitcoin ha caído a 73.000 dólares a pesar de las continuas entradas en los ETF y la reducción de las reservas en los exchanges. La criptomoneda perdió impulso tras alcanzar los 83.000 dólares en mayo. Ethereum cotizó por debajo de los 2.000 dólares bajo una presión similar.

Los indicadores técnicos a corto plazo se mantienen cautelosos ante el retroceso. Los observadores del mercado señalan que los inversores a largo plazo siguen acumulando participaciones en bitcoin. Los desarrollos en escalabilidad también refuerzan la estructura general del mercado.

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