Bitcoin holds near $81,400 as sentiment cools and quantum risk resurfaces
Bitcoin eased 0.68% to $81,404 as Fear & Greed fell to 55 from 63, XRP and Cardano led altcoin losses, and Google's quantum advance put old coins in focus.
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Bitcoin eased 0.68% to $81,404 as Fear & Greed fell to 55 from 63, XRP and Cardano led altcoin losses, and Google's quantum advance put old coins in focus.
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