The cryptocurrency negates nearly a 10% rally after debunking unofficial news about the acceptance of the iShares Bitcoin ETF spot ð°
Bitcoin momentarily gained almost 10% after unconfirmed reports of the SEC's approval of a Bitcoin spot ETF. However, shortly after these reports were published online, BlackRock debunked these rumors, which brought the main cryptocurrency's value back down to levels of 28,000 USD.
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