Bitcoin Breaks $80,000—Then Gets Rejected

Bitcoin finally traded above $80,000 and reached $81,265—but a rejection at its 50-week moving average leaves the market facing a decisive test. Today’s episode examines whether 6 consecutive days of exchange-traded-fund inflows can turn that breakout attempt into durable support.

Also covered: Grayscale launching the first United States-listed exchange-traded product dedicated to Zcash, a 3% principal-token move triggering approximately $36.4 million in Ethereum decentralized-finance liquidations, and the United States Treasury widening sanctions authority over Iran’s cryptocurrency sector.

Listener question: If Bitcoin closes below $80,000 after today’s rejection, would you call it a normal retest or a failed breakout?

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