Bitcoin Records Fifth Consecutive Monthly Loss as February Closes in Red

BTC-2,1%

Gate News bot message, Bitcoin has recorded its fifth consecutive monthly loss with February closing in the red. The cryptocurrency has experienced five straight losing months through February 2025.

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