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🚨 2025 FUTURES VOLUME SHOWS HOW FRAGILE THIS MARKET IS
Bitcoin futures have exploded this year Binance alone hit $24 TRILLION in volume.
Yes, it shows interest…
But it also shows how highly speculative and fragile the 2025 market has become.
One sharp move can shake everything.

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