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Bitcoin retreats from about $87,000 to below $80,000
Bitcoin rose alongside ETF inflows, then traded lower amid outflows, liquidations and concerns over Iran.
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The flow in 3 points
- Bitcoin initially climbed to about $87,000 alongside $1.5 billion in ETF net inflows
- Bitcoin later traded near $81,500 despite ETF outflows and liquidations
- Bitcoin fell below $80,000 as concerns over Iran affected weekend trading
What happened, in order
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Where it began
Bitcoin rises with inflows
Bitcoin climbed to about $87,000 as large holders' balances reached 3.03 million BTC and U.S. spot ETFs drew $1.5 billion in net inflows.
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Turning point
Bitcoin traded near $81,500 despite $635.5 million in ETF outflows and $254 million in liquidations.
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Bitcoin falls below $80,000
Bitcoin dropped below $80,000 as concerns over Iran affected weekend trading. Lower oil prices and interest rates later offered some relief.
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How they connect
Bitcoin first climbed alongside increased large-holder balances and ETF inflows, then traded lower amid ETF outflows and liquidations. It later fell below $80,000 as concerns over Iran affected weekend trading.
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