Bitcoin was trading just below $76,000 after a volatile week and was hours away from closing lower for a fifth consecutive week. The cryptocurrency briefly climbed to $81,000 alongside Wall Street before reversing below $75,000, while its market capitalization stood at $1.520 trillion and its dominance returned to 60%. The broader crypto market lost about $100 billion over the week, falling to $2.550 trillion. NEAR, BCH, HYPE and XLM led losses among large-cap altcoins, while ENA, ONDO and PUMP also recorded steep declines. Earlier, Bitcoin fell 5.22% to $75,114 after BlackRock sold $104.97 million, its fifth consecutive day of selling; it had been the most-searched cryptocurrency on Nov. 5 as U.S. equities also sold off.