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Time, not price, is probably going to be more frustrating for bulls from here, wrote James Check, but bitcoin has been mostly de-risked at this point.
Bitcoin fell by as much as 5% after President Donald Trump announced plans to raise global tariffs to 15%, rattling risk sentiment across markets.
Bitcoin extends losses and is down nearly 50% since October. Trump’s trade war, Middle East tensions, and AI bubble are among investors’ concerns.
Bitcoin price fell more than 5% on Sunday evening, dropping below $65,000, with most of the decline occurring within just two hours.
Bitcoin's 50% drop from its October peak is a macro shock in an overleveraged market, not a broken cycle, experts claim.
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Glassnode data shows a 43% surge in supply clustered in the $60K to $70K range following bitcoin’s 50% decline from its October all time high.
Jane Street faces a 2026 lawsuit alleging insider trading that worsened the 2022 Terra Luna collapse. The firm has been selling Bitcoin aggressively in U.S.
A tight correlation between mega-cap tech, software stocks and Bitcoin BTC that fueled massive gains in 2024 and 2025 has now flipped into synchronized weakness, and one Wall Street technical analyst says the message is simple: it was always "one trade.