US EditionWhy Bitcoin Is in a Bear Market: Analyst Points to 3 Factors After Currency Swoons Below $75,000
Over $5 billion liquidated in four days and $1.49 billion withdrawn from ETFs last week, raising capitulation risks amid shifting Federal Reserve liquidity expectations.
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The recent fall in Bitcoin’s price generated all kinds of reactions, so the controversial analyst took advantage of his spaces to question those who support the main digital currency in the stock markets. *** Bitcoin fell close to $74,000 per unit, its lowest level since April 2025. Cramer cited a possible support in USD $73,000 and a resistance in USD $77,000. The analyst questioned the advocates of the digital currency after the evolution in p…
Bitcoin Crashes to $75,000: How to Buy the Dip on the ASX
Bitcoin drops to US$75,000 as ASX-listed ETFs offer regulated exposure Bitcoin has fallen below US$80,000 for the first time since April 2025, briefly touching US$75,000 over the weekend. The world’s largest cryptocurrency is now down roughly 40 per cent from its October 2025 peak near US$126,000, marking its fourth straight monthly decline, the longest losing…
Bitcoin Price Prediction: Bearish Crossover Signals Risk of $49K Retest
Key highlights: The Bitcoin price dropped below $75,000, breaking key technical support and triggering renewed bearish forecasts. A bearish crossover between the 21-week and 50-week EMAs mirrors patterns seen before the 2022 downturn. On-chain data shows Bitcoin trading near realized price levels that historically marked structural bear phases. Bitcoin has fallen below the $75,000 level, triggering renewed debate among analysts about whether t…
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