Bitcoin reversed a run toward $85,000 after Tesla reported lower-than-expected capital expenditure in Q3.
Bitcoin corrects below $82K after Tesla Q3 results, KOSPI falls
Bitcoin reversed a run toward $85,000 after Tesla reported lower-than-expected capital expenditure in Q3.
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Bitcoin pulled back below $82,000, reversing a recent climb toward $85,000. The correction came after Tesla reported third-quarter capital expenditure that fell short of expectations, prompting a broader retreat in risk assets.
South Korea's KOSPI index also declined following the results. The moves highlight how corporate earnings from major U.S. companies continue to influence cryptocurrency and equity markets alike.Bitcoin pulled back below $82,000, reversing a recent climb toward $85,000. The correction came after Tesla reported third-quarter capital expenditure that fell short of expectations, prompting a broader retreat in risk assets.
South Korea's KOSPI index also declined following the results. The moves highlight how corporate earnings from major U.S. companies continue to influence cryptocurrency and equity markets alike.
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