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Bitcoin fell 3% to $80,000 amid Iran tensions and AI security fears. Experts see the drop as a healthy retest and crypto is entering a tokenization super cycle. Recent higher high and BTC's recovery above major moving averages suggest the broader bearish trend may be ending.
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