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Bitcoin experienced a sharp decline to $58,000, its lowest in 21 months, driven by high US PCE inflation and significant market liquidations. Traders point to potential manipulation amidst the volatility.
Bitcoin has fallen to new 2026 price lows, pressured by spot BTC ETF outflows and a bearish options expiry. The cryptocurrency's performance is increasingly diverging from AI-connected stocks, raising concerns about further downside as US equity markets falter.
Bitcoin's price has fallen significantly below the $72,000 level, defying the 'max pain' theory as a massive $10 billion options expiry approaches. This event highlights the market's unpredictability.
Bitcoin's recent dip below $61,000 has formed a significant demand zone around $60,500 to $65,000, bolstered by a $530 million buy wall. This critical area presents a key battleground for bulls aiming to prevent further liquidation and initiate a price recovery.
Bitcoin's price has fallen below the critical $60,000 mark, sparking concern among investors. However, on-chain data and derivatives markets suggest traders are anticipating a significant relief bounce in the near future.
Cboe, a major US derivatives exchange, has relaunched S&P 500 binary options. This move enters a market increasingly dominated by decentralized prediction platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi, signaling a significant shift in options trading.
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