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A sharp sell-off once again affected the cryptocurrency market today. With the decline accelerating throughout the day, Bitcoin ($BTC ) fell below the $92,000 level, while Ethereum ($ETH ) lost the psychological $3,000 threshold. The market decline was further deepened by mass liquidations of heavily leveraged positions. The price of Bitcoin fell 2.46% in the last 24 hours to $91,789. The weekly loss is 13.29%. BTC's market capitalization has fallen to $1.83 trillion. The Ethereum price also suffered from the sharp market decline. ETH fell 3.54% to $2,984, a weekly decline of 16.35%. Chart showing the decline in ETH price. Solana attracted attention with a 21.98% weekly loss, while Cardano's loss reached 21.39%. One of the biggest factors in the deepening market decline was the mass liquidation of leveraged positions. According to Coin glass data: 1-hour liquidations: $122.26 million 4-hour liquidations: $274.98 million 12-hour liquidations: $579.83 million 24-hour liquidations: $795.36 million The most liquidated assets were: BTC: $396.65 million ETH: $165.65 million ZEC: $44.52 million XRP: $43.50 million LEFT: $37 million The US macro environment, uncertainty surrounding the Fed's interest rate decision, and the intense selling pressure experienced in the crypto market in recent days are straining investor sentiment. Analysts note that similar price movements can rapidly deepen during periods of high leverage.

#Bitcoin ($BTC) Market Trends Indicate Potential Stabilization Amidst Drawdown Bitcoin continues its downward trend, trading at $93K, but signs of stabilization emerge as demand historically re-engages at current levels, according to Glassnode.

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🚨$BITCOIN WEEKLY: Where Are We Now? - BTC has dropped below the Weekly MA-50 for the first time since March 2023. - Weekly RSI is under 43 for the first time since Jan 2023. - MACD remains bearish on the weekly. - Death Cross confirmed on the daily chart. - BTC is currently -27% from ATH. In short: This market structure is not the same as 2024. BTC delivered almost no returns in 2025, and classical chart patterns suggest that if Bitcoin fails to reclaim $100K, it could enter a 6–12 month sideways bearish cycle. ❇️But the cycle still looks like: 2 steps forward, 1 step back. Since 2023, Bitcoin has shown three major corrections: 🚀-22% → then +102% rally 🚀-33% → then +200% rally 🚀-32% → then +68% rally Now we are in a 27%–33% correction, which historically leads to another +100% expansion leg. This suggests Bitcoin may continue a slower, multi-year upward grind for the next 3–4 years — without the massive panic crashes we saw in 2018 and 2022. Macro data also indicates global liquidity expansion in 2026, which aligns with the next major rally. ❇️Relative Performance in 2025: BTC delivered zero returns in 2025, while assets like Gold, Nvidia, Apple, and Google posted strong gains. This divergence actually makes Bitcoin fundamentally undervalued compared to other major assets. Support: 1️⃣ $90K – Trendline + CME Gap 2️⃣ $85K – 33% correction zone 3️⃣ $75K – Last cycle bottom Resistance: $102K, $108K, $116K, $127K Strategy 📉 Swing Traders: These levels are perfect for range-based swing trading. 💰 Investors: $60K–$90K remains the accumulation zone for the next mega rally. If BTC reclaims $102K and holds, expect the next strong leg up starting Q1 2026.

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