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by: xpoolPosted on: June 2, 2025

Bitcoin’s Price: Who Really Controls it? Whales, Devs, and Governments Explained

Who wields the most influence over Bitcoin’s price trajectory in 2025? The answer, as with many things in this fast-evolving crypto world, is a combination of forces. While whales, developers, and governments all play their part, it’s not a simple equation of control but rather a dynamic interplay of market forces and decentralized power.

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