Bitcoin Survives $6B Hack, Faces AI Selloff Test – Bankless
Original title: Can Bitcoin Survive the AI Selloff?
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Key points
- Bitcoin survived a $6 billion exchange hack and bounced back to about $80 k.
- ETH held up better than BTC over the week.
- Zcash was described as “kinda holding its own.”
- Bitcoin set a new local low while altcoins did not follow.
- The 50‑week moving average is noted as a critical level.
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