Bitcoin Dips to $82,000 on Inflation Scare: Where Does BTC Go Next?
Bitcoin fell below $83,000 as hotter U.S. inflation raised rate-hike fears, despite $175.6 million ETF inflows and rising long-term holder activity.
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Bitcoin holds near $81,000 after a 2% CPI-driven drop; $331.9M liquidated, while spot BTC and ETH ETFs posted net inflows.
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