Bitcoin Reclaims $80,000 as Ethereum, XRP, Dogecoin Jump Over 6% in Risk-On Rally
Bitcoin tops $80,000 as spot ETFs sees $159.5 million inflows, fueling a risk-on rally despite. Traders watch $82,000 breakout.
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Bitcoin reclaims $78,000 as analysts see long-term upside; ETH targets $2,570-$3,000, XRP could reach $2, and DOGE signals a potential major rebound.
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Bitcoin tops $80,000 as spot ETFs sees $159.5 million inflows, fueling a risk-on rally despite. Traders watch $82,000 breakout.
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