Bitcoin Reclaims $84,000 as Weekend Crypto Recovery Extends
Bitcoin climbed to about $84,072 on Coinbase as Ether regained $2,500 and Solana traded above $110, extending the recovery from last week’s sell-off.
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Bitcoin climbed to about $84,072 on Coinbase as Ether regained $2,500 and Solana traded above $110, extending the recovery from last week’s sell-off.
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A government-linked wallet moved 12,267 BTC from seized Bitfinex funds to an unlabeled address, with no confirmed sale or completed return to the exchange.