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Bitcoin Jumps Back Above $90,000 After Bruising Selloff
Bitcoin climbed back above $90,000 on Tuesday, recovering from a bruising selloff that caught Wall Street off guard and erased nearly $1 billion in fresh leveraged bets. The rebound offered a brief respite in a months-long rout, but traders remain cautious, with sentiment still fragile and signs of stress persisting across crypto markets. The original cryptocurrency rallied as much as 5.6% to $91,269, while its next biggest rival - Ether - rebounded by more than 8% to push its price back above $3,000. Smaller, less liquid tokens such as Cardano and Chainlink jumped more than 10%. Even so, several metrics point to a ... (full story)
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