
Bitcoin's price has fallen below $82,000, marking a decline from a recent high of $87,500. This drop is part of a broader trend in the cryptocurrency market, with over $100 million in liquidations occurring within the last four hours. Specifically, Bitcoin saw $23 million in liquidations, while Ethereum experienced a significant drop, falling below $1,800. The overall market is facing bearish pressure, attributed to trade tensions and inflation risks, contributing to a volatile trading environment. As of the latest updates, Bitcoin's price is reported at $83,227, down 23.6% from its all-time high, with key support identified at $81,600. Analysts are cautioning that a break below this level could lead to further losses.



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Bitcoin tumbles below $82k as global markets grapple with US ‘Liberation Day’ fears via @akibablade https://t.co/M0ccoAQ89c
Bitcoin fell 2% to below $82,000, while Ethereum dropped 13% to $1,801 in the last week. The crypto market faces bearish pressure, with significant losses in altcoins like Avalanche and Polygon. #Bitcoin #Ethereum #Crypto #Market https://t.co/XrOwgWk8pC