Bitcoin Rebounds Toward $79,000 Despite Major Crypto Hack
Bitcoin climbed back toward $79,000 even after crypto's largest hack, as investors moved past the attack. Oil fell after a report that Trump wants to give Iran diplomacy more time. Traders will also be watching the U.S. midterm elections on Tuesday.
Why it matters
- Bitcoin's move back toward $79,000 suggests the hack did not drive broad selling in the market.
- Oil slid on a report that Trump may give Iran diplomacy more time, which could ease energy price pressure.
- ZEC led the major coins, showing that some altcoins are attracting strong trader interest.
What to watch next
Watch whether bitcoin can hold near the $79,000 level and how markets react to the U.S. midterm elections on Tuesday.
