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Bitcoin drops below $75,000 as strong US jobs data and ETF outflows weigh on crypto markets
The price of Bitcoin has recently fallen under $75,000, as strong US job data signals potential tightening of monetary policies. Trading at $74,796, Bitcoin is dealing with considerable strain from ETF outflows and liquidations. Analysts predict that regaining the $76,000 threshold could enhance its prospects. Additionally, Ethereum is under pressure, requiring a rise above $2,230 to gain any positive traction in the current volatile cryptocurrency market.
Bitcoin falls over 5% in a day to $76,000 as US tech and AI stock selloff triggers fresh crypto market weakness
Bitcoin plunged over 5% to $76,006 as weakness in US technology stocks triggered widespread crypto selling. More than $1.1 billion in leveraged positions were liquidated, intensifying bearish sentiment across major cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin nears $80,300, Ethereum trades at $2,400 as crypto market rebounds after US midterm volatility
Bitcoin rebounded above $80,000, while Ethereum climbed to $2,417 amid improving market sentiment following US midterm elections. The global crypto market capitalisation rose 2.32% to $2.69 trillion, supported by short liquidations and renewed buying interest.
Bitcoin near $78,600, Ethereum at $2,300 as US midterm results put crypto regulation in focus
Bitcoin traded near $78,000 as institutional outflows and macroeconomic uncertainty kept sentiment cautious across the cryptocurrency market. Investors tracked US midterm election results, potential changes in crypto regulation, Federal Reserve rate expectations, and ETF flows for cues on the market's next move.
Bitcoin holds steady near $78,000 as investors assess Binance security breach. Here is what experts say
Bitcoin traded near $78,000 as investors assessed the reported $6.3 billion Binance security breach. Crypto markets showed a modest recovery, while ETF outflows, liquidations, macroeconomic uncertainty and upcoming US events kept investor sentiment cautious.
Bitcoin trades near $80,000 after Fed holds rates, signals possibility of further tightening
Bitcoin traded near $80,000 after the US Federal Reserve held interest rates at 3.75%-4%, while the possibility of further tightening weighed on sentiment. Bitcoin and Ethereum fell 1.51% and 1.99% over 24 hours, respectively. Analysts flagged resistance near $81,500-$82,000, citing weak technical indicators and subdued institutional demand.
Bitcoin trades near $79,000 as Fed rate uncertainty, selling pressure weigh on crypto markets
Bitcoin slipped near $79,000 as investors awaited the Federal Reserve’s policy decision. ETF outflows, macroeconomic uncertainty and selling pressure weakened sentiment, while traders monitored $78,000 support, inflation data and institutional demand for potential market direction.
Bitcoin hovers near $80,000 and Ethereum tests $2,300 as macro and geopolitical risks weigh on crypto markets
Bitcoin traded near $80,000 while Ethereum hovered around $2,327, as macroeconomic uncertainty and geopolitical risks tempered crypto sentiment. Investors monitored Federal Reserve signals, ETF flows, inflation data and options expiry amid cautious technical outlooks and mixed altcoin performance.
Bitcoin hovers near $80,000 and Ethereum at $2,370 as macro uncertainty and weak institutional flows weigh on crypto markets
In recent developments, Bitcoin has dropped to roughly $80,685, while Ethereum hovers around $2,370 due to various market influences. Major altcoins such as XRP and Dogecoin have also experienced dips, some decreasing by 2.2%. A noticeable decline in institutional interest is evident, with substantial outflows from Bitcoin and Ether ETFs. Both Bitcoin and Ethereum are facing challenges sustaining their momentum amidst the market's volatility.
Bitcoin rebounds to $82,000 after briefly falling below $80,000 as inflation fears trigger $950 million in liquidations
Bitcoin recovered above $82,000 after briefly falling below $80,000 as hotter-than-expected US producer inflation intensified concerns over Federal Reserve rate hikes. Nearly $950 million in leveraged positions were liquidated, while spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $261 million in outflows.
Bitcoin holds near $81,200, Ethereum at $2,415 as institutional inflows cushion global market pressure
Bitcoin and Ethereum fell as hotter-than-expected US inflation data, rising Treasury yields, and weaker global equities weighed on crypto sentiment. Despite the sell-off, spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recorded fresh inflows, while nearly $944 million in crypto positions were liquidated over 24 hours.
Bitcoin hovers near $83K as Asian stock sell-off triggers over $800 million in crypto liquidations
Bitcoin hovered around $83,300 on Wednesday as a sharp sell-off in Asian equities triggered over $800 million in crypto liquidations. Broader macroeconomic uncertainty, softening institutional ETF demand, and rising tech volatility continue to weigh on investor sentiment despite large-scale accumulation at lower support levels.
Bitcoin trades near $83,000 as macro headwinds and US political uncertainty weigh on sentiment
Bitcoin consolidated near $83,000 as rising US bond yields, dollar strength, and ETF outflows weighed on sentiment. Analysts highlight Wednesday's US CPI inflation data as the next key catalyst, with strong support holding near $81,000 and major resistance positioned at $84,000.
Bitcoin trades near $83K as market attempts to stabilise; spot ETF outflows signal cautious institutional sentiment
Bitcoin traded near $83,000 on Monday as the cryptocurrency market attempted to stabilise following heavy US ETF outflows and macroeconomic pressure. While institutional sentiment remains cautious amid elevated oil prices and a strong US dollar, whale accumulation and strong corporate holdings provide underlying support for crypto assets.
Bitcoin reclaims $82,500 as improved ETF flows lift market sentiment. Here is what experts say
Bitcoin reclaimed $82,500 on Saturday after hitting a nearly three-week low earlier in the week, as improved ETF flows supported sentiment. Experts flagged institutional outflows, US-Iran tensions and AI-related security concerns as risks. Bitcoin and Ethereum remained down over the week, while derivatives data showed substantial liquidations across crypto markets.
Bitcoin falls to $82,000 as OpenAI revenue concerns and geopolitical tensions trigger nearly $1 billion in crypto liquidations
Bitcoin hovered near $82,000 as geopolitical tensions, rising oil prices and concerns over OpenAI revenue weighed on risk assets, triggering nearly $1 billion in crypto liquidations. Ethereum and major altcoins also declined, while analysts flagged $80,000 as a key Bitcoin support level amid elevated Treasury yields and continued market volatility.
Bitcoin drops over 3% to $83,000 after losing key support; $394 million liquidated in one hour
Bitcoin fell nearly 3% toward $83,000 after losing key on-chain support, while Ethereum dropped over 5%. A sharp leveraged sell-off triggered major liquidations, with analysts citing macro uncertainty, derivatives unwinding and weakening technical levels as pressures on crypto markets.
Bitcoin holds near $86,000 as weak US jobs data lowers October Fed rate hike expectations
Bitcoin traded around $86,000 as expectations of easier US monetary policy supported crypto sentiment. Analysts said weak jobs data reduced rate-hike expectations, while mixed ETF flows, elevated bond yields and resistance near $87,000 kept gains in check and encouraged cautious positioning.
Bitcoin trades near $86,000 as weaker US jobs data dims October Fed rate hike bets
Bitcoin traded near $86,000 on Monday after weaker US jobs data sharply reduced expectations of an October Fed rate hike. Analysts said the softer macro backdrop, improving institutional demand and ETF inflows could support prices, though elevated Treasury yields and oil above $100 may continue to weigh on risk appetite.
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