Bitcoin fell below $79,000 as strong US employment data revived expectations of tighter Federal Reserve policy. Rising oil prices and US-Iran tensions added inflation concerns ahead of US data, while institutional ETF inflows offered support despite weakening short-term momentum and cautious sentiment.

Bitcoin dropped as much as 3.5% after stronger-than-expected US jobs data revived bets on a September Federal Reserve rate hike, abruptly reversing the cryptocurrency’s latest…

Bitcoin traded near $80,000 while Ethereum held close to $2,500 on Monday as the crypto market absorbed shifting US rate hike expectations following strong labor data. Despite…