BTC briefly topped $82,400 before slipping below $81,000 as traders repositioned around CME futures open and geopolitical risks rattled markets. Bitcoin surged from $80,700 to $82,400 before reversing as CME futures and U.S. equity markets reopened. Iran tensions boosted oil and the U.S. dollar, adding pressure to crypto and broader risk assets. CoinDesk 100 fell 1.5% Monday while the bitcoin-heavy CoinDesk 5 dropped 0.6%. The crypto market started the week in a volatile mood, with bitcoin BTC…
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