Bitcoin's 200-Day Moving Average Shows Fastest Deterioration Since 2022

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Gate News bot message, Bitcoin’s 200-day moving average is deteriorating at the fastest pace since 2022. This type of momentum collapse has not been observed during healthy market conditions, according to historical data. The last time such a signal appeared was during the 2022 bear market.

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