Bitcoin Stalls Below $80K as Asian Demand Fades and Hong Kong AI IPOs Pull Capital
Bitcoin keeps stalling below $80,000 as Asian session demand stays absent and Hong Kong's record AI IPO pipeline pulls regional capital away from crypto.
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Bitcoin keeps stalling below $80,000 as Asian session demand stays absent and Hong Kong's record AI IPO pipeline pulls regional capital away from crypto.
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Bitcoin is trading below $78,000 after failing twice to clear the $80,000 level, with analysts pointing to concentrated sell orders as the primary
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