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The crypto market faces continued losses as macroeconomic fears dampen investor sentiment. $BTC is down another 3.5% today, while $ETH and $SOL plunged 7%📉 Read more: https://t.co/wDYhtT97Ma https://t.co/QfynCCqqf4
Bitcoin has dropped from $94K to under $90K, causing massive liquidations. Watch the latest #cryptonews related to this market shift and what it means. #Bitcoin #Liquidation https://t.co/V3egGfTnZc
#Bitcoin has tumbled to below $91,000, driven by surging US Treasury yields and outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs. Let’s dive into the details 🧵 https://t.co/JaD9exBWc0 https://t.co/LI3m71oRPX