Bitcoin Drops to $67K, Tracking Losses in Stocks and Gold as Fed Rate Cut Bets Fade
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Bitcoin dropped to $67,000, tracking overnight losses in gold and Nasdaq. Fading Fed rate cut bets likely catalyzed the drop, one analyst said.
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The CoinDesk 20 index, a measure of the largest and most liquid digital assets, fell 6%. Over $100 million in long positions have been wiped out over the last 12 hours.
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Some analysts describe BTC's pullback from record highs as a typical bull breather seen after sharp uptrends.
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Adrian Wang said the market could be adjusting to uncertainties ahead of next month's mining reward halving.
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QCP Capital said it is difficult for short sell-offs to dent the uptrend as long as daily BTC spot ETF demand stays strong, though some volatility is expected over the weekend.