Bitcoin (BTC) has rebounded to over $108,000 following a sharp sell-off that saw prices dip below $103,600 on October 17. The decline was triggered by macroeconomic concerns, including fears over U.S. bank stability and renewed tensions in the U.S.-China trade relationship. Despite the volatility, the global crypto market rose 1.6% over the week, reaching a market cap just under $3.8 trillion.
Ether (ETH) ended the week slightly down, closing just below $4,000 with a loss of less than 1%. Meanwhile, Binance Coin (BNB) experienced a significant drop of 11.8%, reducing its market cap to $156 billion.
Bitcoin Recovers to $108K After Macro-Driven Sell-Off
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