Bitcoin Updates Today: Is Bitcoin’s Drop Indicating a Bear Market or Revealing Foundational Strength?
- Bitcoin's drop below $95,000 triggered a 2.8% S&P 500 decline, raising fears of synchronized market downturns. - American Bitcoin (ABTC) reported $3.47M profit but shares fell 13% as BTC price erosion offset mining gains. - 43-day U.S. government shutdown created information vacuum, while $869M Bitcoin ETF outflows highlighted investor panic. - Fed rate cut odds dropped to 45% amid inflation concerns, with analysts warning of cascading price drops below $90,000. - Institutional ETF adoption and $835M Mic
The recent drop in Bitcoin’s value has heightened worries about its potential impact on U.S. stocks, as some experts caution that both markets could decline in tandem. Last week, the cryptocurrency slipped under $95,000—the lowest level since March—after a combination of fading optimism for Federal Reserve rate cuts, tightening liquidity, and profit-taking by long-term investors led to a steep selloff
This downturn has taken a toll on
Market confidence deteriorated further as the release of U.S. government data was halted during a 43-day shutdown,
Analysts attributed the crypto market’s slide to wider economic jitters.
Still, some analysts believe a bottom may be forming. Gautam Chhugani from Bernstein pointed out that institutional buying through ETFs and the pro-crypto stance of the Trump administration offer structural support.
Technical signals indicate a pivotal moment.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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