Bitcoin Rebounds to $84,000 as South Korean Tech Stocks Slide
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Bitcoin (BTC) climbed toward $84,000 on Tuesday, marking a rebound after a dip that coincided with a sharp sell‑off in South Korean equities. The Korean stock market, led by semiconductor shares, fell sharply, pushing the KOSPI index below its 200‑day moving average and extending weekly losses to 7.4%. The crypto rally came as markets avoided further losses from the tech rout, suggesting a brief respite for BTC amid broader regional volatility. The move underscores the sensitivity of Bitcoin to global equity trends, particularly in technology‑heavy markets like South Korea, where semiconductor stocks can exert outsized influence on market sentiment.
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Bitcoin rebounds toward $84,000 amid South Korean tech rout
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Bitcoin (BTC) rebounded toward $84,000 on Tuesday, rising more than 2.5% to $83,944 on Bitstamp, while South Korea's KOSPI Composite Index extended its weekly losses to 7.4%, falling below its 200-day moving average for the first time since late July. Semiconductor stocks, including SK Hynix, fell more than 10%, driven by investor nerves over AI and Chinese competition; foreign investors sold around 173 trillion won ($129 billion) worth of SK Hynix and Samsung shares since the start of 2026. Bitcoin's relative strength occurred despite $451 million in net outflows from US spot Bitcoin ETFs in October.
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