U.S. Traders Turn Net Buyers as Asia Continues Bitcoin Selling

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According to CoinPaper, U.S. trading hours have shifted back into net buying mode for Bitcoin, while Asian sessions continue to drive most of the selling. Session data from Velo shows U.S. flows pushing cumulative returns into positive territory for the week, while APAC remains deeply negative. In contrast, European hours remain negative even after a mid-week recovery. Asia continues to show the weakest profile, with the yellow APAC line sliding soon after Nov. 20 and spending most of the week between roughly minus 5 and minus 7 percent. Meanwhile, the Crypto Fear and Greed Index has returned to 'extreme fear' at 20, and on-chain data from Glassnode marks 84,570 dollars as key support and 112,340 dollars as the top band for Bitcoin.

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