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. The content should be a JSON string. We'll also need meta description and keywords. Focus keyword: maybe "Bitcoin weekly loss" or "Bitcoin market pullback". Let's write the piece. Title: "Bitcoin Slips 3% in Second Week of August; LINK and WLFI Rally" - that's good. Subtitle: "The leading crypto ended the week near $63,200 after a brief dip below $62,500, while two altcoins bucked the downturn." Let's write content. Lead paragraph: "Bitcoin fell about 3.2% in the second week of August, dropping from above $65,000 to just over $63,200. The cryptocurrency briefly touched a low below $62,500 on Aug. 14 before steadying. The pullback dragged the broader market into the red, though LINK and WLFI posted double-digit gains." Then a section: "A reversal after a modest start" - we can say "The market entered the week on a positive note after finishing the first week of August with modest gains. That momentum didn't hold. Bitcoin's slide over the next several days erased those gains and then some." But we don't know "erased those gains" exactly, but we can say "turned the week negative." Section: "The Aug. 14 low" - we can say "On Aug. 14, Bitcoin briefly dipped below $62,500, its lowest level of the week, before recovering to close the week above $63,000." Actually we don't know close above $63,000? We know "just above $63,200" so we can say that. Section: "LINK and WLFI buck the trend" - "While most cryptocurrencies ended the week in the red, LINK and WLFI stood out with double-digit percentage gains. The moves suggest selective buying even as Bitcoin struggled." We need to avoid speculation. Just state facts. We can also have a section "What the week's numbers show" but we have limited numbers. We'll have three sections after lead. Let's write. We need to ensure no hallucinated quotes, no invented entities. We'll write in a human style. Let's draft content: Bitcoin fell about 3.2% in the second week of August, dropping from above $65,000 to just over $63,200. The cryptocurrency briefly touched a low below $62,500 on Aug. 14 before steadying. The pullback dragged the broader market into the red, though LINK and WLFI posted double-digit gains.
A weekly reversal
The market started August on a positive note, with the first week closing with modest gains. That momentum didn't carry into the second week. Bitcoin's slide turned the week negative, erasing the early gains and then some.
The Aug. 14 dip
Bitcoin hit its lowest point of the week on Aug. 14, slipping below $62,500. The dip was brief, but it marked the sharpest intraday move of the period. By the end of the week, Bitcoin had recovered to just above $63,200.
LINK and WLFI stand out
Not everything fell. LINK and WLFI both posted double-digit gains during the week, bucking the broader downturn. The moves show that even in a red week, there are pockets of strength.
Bitcoin fell about 3.2% in the second week of August, dropping from above $65,000 to just over $63,200. The cryptocurrency briefly touched a low below $62,500 on Aug. 14 before steadying. The pullback dragged the broader market into the red, though LINK and WLFI posted double-digit gains.
A weekly reversal
The market started August on a positive note, with the first week closing with modest gains. That momentum didn't carry into the second week. Bitcoin's slide turned the week negative, erasing the early gains and then some.
The Aug. 14 dip
Bitcoin hit its lowest point of the week on Aug. 14, slipping below $62,500. The dip was brief, but it marked the sharpest intraday move of the period. By the end of the week, Bitcoin had recovered to just above $63,200.
LINK and WLFI stand out
Not everything fell. LINK and WLFI both posted double-digit gains during the week, bucking the broader downturn. The moves show that even in a red week, there are pockets of strength.
