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Bitcoin dropped to $84,800 in early Asia trading before bouncing back to $86,213, dragging Ether and Solana down over 7%.
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U.S. stock futures opened flat, with Dow futures slipping 18 points after a strong week for major indexes.
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ETF inflows returned last week: Ethereum pulled in $313M, Bitcoin $70M, and Solana $108M, signaling tentative crypto demand.
Bitcoin slides to $84,800 as Asian stocks and U.S. futures fall
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