Dogecoin slides 4%, bitcoin rally pauses as Iran ceasefire optimism lifts equities

Bitcoin paused below $81,000 while Dogecoin fell 4% Thursday as global equities surged on US-Iran ceasefire optimism. Ether slipped 2% to $2,326. Despite the pullback, bitcoin remains up 6.9% weekly. Analysts target $83,300 as a key bullish level. Growing stablecoin issuance and institutional interest from Morgan Stanley support long-term momentum for Indian crypto investors tracking major movements.
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