Bitcoin Recovers Above $84,000 as Crypto ETFs Log $30M in Inflows

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Bitcoin rebounded above $84,000 on Monday after a period of decline, while broader crypto markets staged a modest recovery. Ether led gains among major tokens during the rebound. Crypto ETFs collectively attracted approximately $30 million in inflows on the day. Zcash (ZEC) bucked the trend, continuing its downward slide while its U.S.-listed fund was the only crypto ETF to record an outflow on Monday.

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