
Bitcoin Surges Past $92,300 on Sudden Buying Frenzy
Bitcoin's price suddenly surged past $92,300, breaking a quiet trading period after a massive 163 BTC buy-side slippage event signaled a frenzy of aggressive buying.

Alex Thornton is a financial market analyst for Wealtoro, specializing in digital assets and cryptocurrency market dynamics. He focuses on on-chain data, derivatives markets, and the macroeconomic factors influencing the crypto space.
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