Bitcoin Drops Below $74K as Crypto Market Sheds $80B
Bitcoin fell below $74,000 on Monday and reached a multi-month low near $73,500 before rebounding, while the crypto market lost more than $80 billion in one day.
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Bitcoin fell below $74,000 on Monday and reached a multi-month low near $73,500 before rebounding, while the crypto market lost more than $80 billion in one day.
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Bitcoin (BTC) continues to struggle on Monday, trading around $74,685 after extending its weekly losing streak to five consecutive weeks. The cryptocurrency remains below its 50-week Simple Moving Average (SMA) at $75,222, showing the growing dominance of sellers.
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Bitcoin's price dipped below $74,000 as over $1B in long positions were liquidated ahead of the U.S. market open.
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Bitcoin dropped to about $73,761 late Sunday, then rebounded above $75,000. More than $1 billion in crypto positions were liquidated in 24 hours, mostly longs. News about Nvidia’s CEO and stalled Iran talks hit while stock markets were closed.
Investors pulled a net $1.21 billion from BlackRock’s IBIT last week as Bitcoin fell below $76,000 and US technology stocks sold off.
Strategy paid $64.08 billion for 849,327 bitcoin and now carries a $1.46 billion paper loss, while last week most new capital went to cash and a preferred buyback.
Bitcoin (BTC) faces three US events this week that could decide whether its slide deepens. Consumer inflation data lands Tuesday, AI chip earnings Thursday, and producer prices Friday. The largest cryptocurrency traded at $74,322, down 1.85% over 24 hours, per BeInCrypto Markets.
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Bitcoin’s price dropped from $75,690 to $73,477 in 15 minutes late Sunday as Nvidia’s scandal and stalled Iran talks hit thin weekend markets and liquidations exceeded $1 billion.
CoinAnk’s strongest nearby BTC liquidation cluster sits at $72,850-$73,250, with a maximum 100/100 score. CoinGecko puts Bitcoin at $73,976.11, down 2.13% in 24 hours and 5% over seven days in its latest update.
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Bitcoin fell to about $73,761 on Sunday, its lowest level since August, before bouncing above $75,000. More than $1 billion in crypto positions were liquidated in 24 hours, with $913 million coming from longs.
Bitcoin price falls below $75,000 as $1.28 billion in weekly spot ETF outflows and leveraged liquidations weigh on BTC ahead of Tuesday's U.S. inflation data.
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