Bitcoin continues to be under pressure after reaching its lowest level in seven months.
Deutsche Bank analysts say that the sales reflect a combination of broader risk aversion and recent statements from Fed officials that raise doubts about a rate cut in December.
Analysts also indicate that the situation reflects a stalled regulatory momentum, institutional outflows, examined liquidity, and profit realization by long-term holders. "While volatility continues naturally, these conditions suggest that Bitcoin's portfolio integration is being tested, raising the question of whether this is a temporary correction or a longer-term adjustment."
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Bitcoin continues to be under pressure after reaching its lowest level in seven months.
Deutsche Bank analysts say that the sales reflect a combination of broader risk aversion and recent statements from Fed officials that raise doubts about a rate cut in December.
Analysts also indicate that the situation reflects a stalled regulatory momentum, institutional outflows, examined liquidity, and profit realization by long-term holders. "While volatility continues naturally, these conditions suggest that Bitcoin's portfolio integration is being tested, raising the question of whether this is a temporary correction or a longer-term adjustment."
Bitcoin fell by 1.29% to 86,862 dollars.