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Bitcoin Holds Above $80,000 After Wednesday Jump as Spot ETFs Snap Outflow Streak

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Bitcoin dipped 0.2% to roughly $80,250 since midnight UTC, remaining above the $80,000 level it reached following a jump on Wednesday. The move came as spot bitcoin ETFs ended a three-day streak of outflows. The article's summary notes that the price stability follows the recent rally. The news item also referenced a rally in Injective tied to a staked ETF listing, though the provided text does not include details on that development.

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