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Live markets: bitcoin's plunge continues, putting February $60,000 low back in play

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Stephen Alpher
Live markets: bitcoin's plunge continues, putting February $60,000 low back in play
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Bitcoin prices have continued to decline, dropping 4.5% to $69,000 amid concerns over forced selling and market instability. Analysts are watching the $63,000 level as a potential support point for a market re-test.

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The volatility in the crypto market reflects broader concerns about the sustainability of digital asset treasury structures.

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"The funny thing is that the forced selling in crypto hasn t even started yet," wrote Wazz on X Tuesday morning. Whether right or wrong, Wazz, in the space of a few words, put to rest the many "hot takes" dismissing Strategy s 32 BTC sale as a nothingburger.

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The report focuses on market data and analyst commentary without taking a stance on the validity of crypto assets.

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