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Cryptocurrency Market Sees Major Downturn as DOGE and XRP Drop
The cryptocurrency market experiences a significant decline as DOGE and XRP lead losses amid a Bitcoin ETF outflow.
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The cryptocurrency market experiences a significant decline as DOGE and XRP lead losses amid a Bitcoin ETF outflow.
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A deep dive into recent cryptocurrency market movements, focusing on Bitcoin's price fluctuations and developments in the APE ecosystem.
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