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Bitcoin briefly hits $82,000, SOL, DOGE higher as Michael Burry warns of stock crash

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Được tạo May 12, 2026|1 phút đọc
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Bitcoin held above $81,000 after touching $82,026 overnight, while solana led the major altcoins on the week as The Big Short investor warned the Nasdaq 100 had reached dot-com bubble territory and oil zoomed past $105 on fresh Iran ceasefire doubts.

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