Bitcoin Nearing $17K Despite BlockFi Bankruptcy Filing

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Bitcoin nearing $17k despite blockfi bankruptcy filing

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DFD Partners President Bilal Little discusses his outlook for bitcoin (BTC) as the cryptocurrency rises toward $17,000 despite ongoing concerns about FTX fallout and macroeconomic uncertainties.

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