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Benjamin Njiri

Debate reignites after Bitcoin hits $59.1K yearly low: Saylor or OG whales?

Bitcoin slid to a new yearly low of $59.1K on Friday, after breaking the $60K support on June 5, while some analysts eyed a possible next floor near the $53K realized-price level. The drop sparked fresh arguments over who is driving the selling, with claims ranging from Michael Saylor's reported 32 BTC sale last week to longer-term distribution by "OG whales" and broader macro pressure tied to a U.S. jobs report.
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