Bitcoin's Volatile Ride: Dipping Below $60K Before Halving Event

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Bitcoin's price dropped below $60,000 ahead of its upcoming "halving" event, causing nervousness among investors. The halving, scheduled for April 19, will cut the current mining rate, potentially impacting the cryptocurrency's price. While historical data suggests that halving events have led to price increases, there are concerns about the current macroeconomic conditions and Bitcoin's recent volatility. Despite short-term uncertainties, some experts remain optimistic about Bitcoin's long-term performance.
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