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With only 14 days left until the Bitcoin halving, some analysts are suggesting that this could mark the end of the bull run for 2024. However, Grayscale's recent purchase of 32,041 BTC indicates confidence in the market, with expectations of significant altcoin pumps ahead. #BullorBear #Nonfarm #BTC #Halving2024

With only 14 days left until the Bitcoin halving, some analysts are suggesting that this could mark the end of the bull run for 2024. However, Grayscale's recent purchase of 32,041 BTC indicates confidence in the market, with expectations of significant altcoin pumps ahead.

#BullorBear #Nonfarm #BTC #Halving2024

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