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Bitcoin climbs back above 50-week moving average, next hurdle at $82,000 to $83,000

Bitcoin has moved back above the 50-week moving average, a level widely seen as a key market benchmark, U.Today reported. After rising to $81,797, it eased to around $81,400, up more than 5 percent over 24 hours. Galaxy Research said attention is focused on whether Bitcoin can hold above the 50-week line into the weekly close. Derivatives activity rose, with $84.74 billion in futures volume and $57.86 billion in open interest.