‘BTC still has room to catch up’: Bitcoin’s $80,000 breakout draws institutional demand as analysts weigh durability
K33, Nexo and 21shares weigh in on bitcoin's breakout as ETF inflows hit their highest since Nov. 2024. Key levels: $87K–88K resistance.
Key Takeaways
- K33, Nexo and 21shares weigh in on bitcoin's breakout as ETF inflows hit their highest since Nov.
- Key levels: $87K–88K resistance.
- Read the full article for additional context and details.
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