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Bitcoin settles near $65,000 as oil's march toward $100 fails to spook the market

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Creado July 25, 2026|1 min de lectura
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BTC held just under $65,000 and crypto broadly rose on Friday even as Brent crude surged to $97.66, its highest since May, as the Iran conflict persists and traditional markets stay muted.

Source: CoinDesk


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