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Bitcoin fell below $90,000 for the first time since November 2025 as ETF outflows continued, crypto liquidations surpassed $1.3 billion and US-China trade tensions

Cryptocurrency prices tumbled Monday amid the global stock market sell-off as investors fled risk assets. The price of bitcoin rebounded slightly by late Monday after

Bitcoin traded below $91,600 late Monday, easing from its early high of $92,593, CoinDesk data showed. The world's top cryptocurrency last week soared on Nov. 13

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WASHINGTON/LONDON/SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Bitcoin touched a record high on Tuesday, fueled by investors pouring money into U.S. spot exchange-traded crypto

380% up: Here’s how investors are making money as Bitcoin tumbles

Bitcoin soars to record high, then tumbles - Investing.com

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Bitcoin tumbles from record high as Grayscale ETF outflows hit

Large bitcoin investors are entering a renewed phase of accumulation as political developments reshape market conditions.

The cryptocurrency industry’s “bloodbath” worsened on Wednesday as bitcoin touched fresh lows for the year that put the average buyer of the world’s most popular

Since mid

Bitcoin tumble leaves the average buyer in the red - Financial Times

Bitcoin tumbles under $90K amid ETF sell-off, mounting liquidations

Since mid-August, Bitcoin has roughly shed 22% of its value. However, assets providing short exposure to BTC have been faring better. ProShares’ Short Bitcoin

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Investors reap 22% gains as Bitcoin tumbles: Here’s how

Bitcoin, as such, possesses the inflation hedge label but hasn’t been able to deliver it of late. One of WatcherGuru’s recent analyses brought to light that gold has been

Bitcoin Price Tumbles To Six-Month Low, Cryptocurrency Markets

Bitcoin has surged to record

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Bitcoin Reaccumulation Gains Traction Among Large Investors

Bitcoin has surged to record highs this year after US regulators approved spot bitcoin ETFs in January following a decade of rejections. Money has surged into some of the new funds, with