Bitcoin struggles to find footing as global stocks rebound along with golds and bonds
Source Cryptopolitan
- Bitcoin is trying to find a stable base between ~$85,000‑$90,000 but the bulls need stronger volume to break higher.
- Asia‑Pacific stocks outside Japan rose about 0.4%, and U.S. futures look solid. At the same time, gold is making a comeback on the same narrative of easing policy: spot gold climbed about 1.2%
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