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Morning Edition · Sunday, September 20, 2026Published at 1:45 AM EDT · New York
Bitcoin Rebounded Toward $81,300 as Saylor Answered a Venture Capitalist's Case Against the Asset
Fidelity's fund took in $310 million on Friday, partly offsetting a week of withdrawals, while venture capitalist Jason Calacanis argued the asset has been superseded and Michael Saylor rejected the comparison.
Bitcoin rose about 6 percent over 24 hours to trade near $81,300, after a week pressured by higher interest rates and the Senate's rejection of the CLARITY Act. Short liquidations and renewed spot buying drove the move rather than new insti…
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