Bitcoin rebounds over $3,000 after CPI, breaking above $79,000

BlockBeats news, September 11, according to HTX market information, Bitcoin rebounded over $3,000 after CPI, breaking through $79,000, currently quoted at $79,301, with a 24-hour gain of 2.68%. It previously briefly dipped to $76,046.

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