Bitcoin's been under pressure lately, dropping below the $92,000 mark. What's driving the sell-off? Trade tensions and tariff worries are weighing heavy on risk assets right now. When geopolitical uncertainty peaks, crypto often feels the brunt of it first. Investors are sitting on the sidelines, waiting to see how policy unfolds. The question now is whether this dip attracts buyers at these lower levels or if we're headed for further weakness.
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RetiredMiner
· 7h ago
92,000 has been broken again, and now this set of excuses. It should have fallen long ago; everyone can see the policy risks. Now it's just a matter of whether retail investors still dare to buy the dip.
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NoStopLossNut
· 8h ago
92,000 has been broken through, this wave indeed hurts. The trade war mess has left people feeling uncertain, and risk-on assets are the first to be affected.
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PrivateKeyParanoia
· 8h ago
91K is really a psychological price point; we need to see the implementation of this round of policies to determine the direction.
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MercilessHalal
· 8h ago
Here comes the harvest again, crying wolf every time 92,000 is broken, it's always the same.
Bitcoin's been under pressure lately, dropping below the $92,000 mark. What's driving the sell-off? Trade tensions and tariff worries are weighing heavy on risk assets right now. When geopolitical uncertainty peaks, crypto often feels the brunt of it first. Investors are sitting on the sidelines, waiting to see how policy unfolds. The question now is whether this dip attracts buyers at these lower levels or if we're headed for further weakness.