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Bitcoin Falls Below $80K Amid Global Markets and AI Losses

Original title: Bitcoin BREAKS $80K, Oil Hits $118 & Crypto in CRISIS

The Bureau Podcast 54:32 15,379 views on YouTube BTC −0.4% ONDO +0.4% USDT +0.0%

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Summary

Bitcoin briefly dropped below $80,000 over the weekend, resulting in hundreds of millions of dollars in liquidations. At the same time, global markets experienced significant declines, with Indonesian and South Korean stocks facing heavy losses and French bond yields reaching 24-year highs. Oil prices briefly rose above $118 amid rising tensions in the Middle East. In the artificial intelligence sector, Anthropic reported an $80 billion net loss driven by accounting charges, and Meta increased its infrastructure spending. Furthermore, security concerns grew due to cyberattacks and PHP2Shell vulnerabilities, while the crypto industry faced scrutiny over brand renamings, struggling Layer 1 projects, memecoins, and hardware wallet security.

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Key points

  1. Bitcoin briefly fell below $80,000 over the weekend and triggered hundreds of millions in liquidations.
  2. Oil prices briefly topped $118 amid escalating tensions in the Middle East.
  3. Indonesian and South Korean stocks suffered heavy losses while French bond yields hit 24-year highs.
  4. Anthropic reported an $80 billion net loss largely driven by accounting charges.

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