Bitcoin Reclaims $65,000 After Iran Selloff: Here’s What’s Driving the Rebound
Bitcoin climbed to $65,000 on Wednesday, reclaiming the level for the first time since renewed U.S.–Iran hostilities knocked the price below $62,000 earlier this week. The move caps a two-week recovery from a late-June l...
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