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Bitcoin aims to reclaim $80,000 after slip; three factors in focus

Bitcoin fell to around $76,000 after failing to break above $82,000, but some analysts say a recovery to $80,000 remains possible. Short-term sentiment weakened after about $400 million in bullish liquidations over four days. Markets are watching aggressive bitcoin purchases by Strategy, shifts in the macro backdrop as U.S. 10-year yields rise and fiscal worries grow, and Middle East developments that have lifted oil prices and could sway risk appetite.

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Standard Chartered sees RWA tokenisation market growing to $4 trillion by 2028

The on-chain tokenised asset market could expand to $4 trillion by the end of 2028, a forecast showed. Standard Chartered expects stablecoins and real-world asset (RWA) tokenisation to split the growth drivers evenly, with each reaching $2 trillion. The bank cited composability in decentralised finance as a key factor and pointed to examples such as a tokenised U.S. Treasury fund. It also highlighted potential inflows from institutional assets moving on-chain.

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Ethereum slips below $2,150 as selling pressure and ETF outflows deepen losses

Ethereum slid below $2,150 after failing to break through $2,400, with analysts pointing to a shift in short-term control to sellers. The drop was linked to aggressive sell orders in Binance futures and outflows from Ethereum investment products. Spot Ethereum ETFs posted five straight sessions of net outflows totaling $255 million, while global Ethereum products also saw heavy weekly withdrawals. Some analysts flagged $2,000 to $2,100 as a near-term support zone.