Bitcoin just slept through Japan’s rate decision, but a swollen yen short is quietly threatening a massive margin call
Takata's 1.25% bid failed, while decision-day derivatives showed no active leverage break despite the measurable squeeze setup. The post Bitcoin just slept through Japan’s rate decision, but a swollen yen short is quietly threatening a massive margin call appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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