Bitcoin falls to $79,000 after 23% weekly gain, with August ETF inflows exceeding $3 billion
Bitcoin's price fell to $79,000 on Wednesday, taking a breather after adding 23% in the past seven days. This comes as August ETF inflows have climbed above $3 billion, indicating sustained demand despite the recent price correction.
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