Bitcoin Falls Below $83K as Oil Jumps | Chainlink Launches CCIP 2.0 | Bitget Restarts Withdrawals | Daily Crypto Roundup.

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Bitcoin fell below $83,000 as the United States rejected Iran’s Strait of Hormuz proposal, oil jumped and the 10-year Treasury yield moved near 5.23%. Is this another leverage-driven squeeze, or can macro pressure overwhelm last week’s institutional demand?

Also covered: Chainlink launching CCIP 2.0 with configurable institutional security, Bitget reopening Bitcoin withdrawals after its $388 million exploit, Franklin Templeton bringing a $687 million tokenized fund to Bybit collateral, Tether and Shiga planning self-custodial wallets across Africa and the Gulf, and fresh crypto purchases by Strategy, Strive and BitMine.

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