Bitcoin's overnight break of 80,000 fades back under Monday's own close, while SOXX's bounce holds through the session and IEF clears the bond veto's third test at 93.51.
Bitcoin trades 78,988 as of this morning's 05:35 UTC snapshot, up 0.59% from Tuesday's close — a close that itself came in under 80,000 after taking the level overnight Monday into Tuesday, the full round trip this page flagged as the falsifier yesterday. Asia finished uniformly green overnight: KOSPI added 1.27% to 6,828.27, Taiwan's TWII added 1.52% to 45,855.96 echoing the semiconductor bounce, the Nikkei added 0.72% to 66,333.84, and the Hang Seng added 0.58% to 25,659.49. US futures sit flat to slightly soft, NQ at 29,242.50 against 29,276.75 (−0.12%) and ES at 7,686.00 against 7,692.00 (−0.08%), while gold futures added 0.14% to 4,700.90. Oil continues a two-session slide, WTI trading 80.76 this morning against Tuesday's 82.36 settle, down from the roughly 85.5 level Monday's page recorded — the gap between the Iran headline and the price has resolved downward, at least so far, with no verified reason in this morning's data for why.
Bitcoin's overnight break of 80,000 fades back under Monday's own close, while SOXX's bounce holds through the session and IEF clears the bond veto's third test at 93.51.
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