Bitcoin Taps $80,000 as ETH, XRP Gain Between 3% and 6% Ahead of Jackson Hole
Bitcoin at $80,000, traders watching key levels for push higher or pullback. Spot ETFs continue to witness net inflows.
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Ethereum is emerging as crypto’s key trade as Milk Road’s John Gillen says last week’s surge was only the opening move.
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