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Bitcoins recent price action has been firmly controlled by sellers, who have been able to successfully push BTC down to its November 25th lows of $6,500 that were previously viewed as a potential long-term bottom for the cryptocurrency. Now that Bitcoin is back at this level, there are a couple key price levels that analysts []

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