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Market Flu Season: BTC Drops, Gold Glows, and Traders Sweat

After months of relative stability, Bitcoin (BTC) has fallen below $104,000, its lowest level in three months: a 6% drop in 24 hours and 14% over the past week. The entire crypto market followed suit, shrinking from $4 trillion to $3.5 trillion in total value.

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What’s Driving the Decline?

Macro pressure: The renewed US–China trade war has spooked investors. Rising tariff threats raise inflation risks and could delay Federal Reserve rate cuts—conditions that traditionally push investors toward gold (up 50% this year) rather than crypto.

Market mechanics: Binance outages and mass liquidations of long positions worsened the sell-off, triggering what analysts call a “liquidity drain”, where large holders (“whales”) force smaller traders out by manipulating short-term volatility.

Sentiment shock: Friday’s system failures and rapid declines damaged confidence, with many traders reducing exposure to futures and leveraged positions.

What’s Next?

Experts see Bitcoin fluctuating between $102K–$111K, with a possible short dip to $99K–$98K before stabilizing. Ethereum may also correct to around $3,300.

Institutional investors continue to accumulate BTC and ETH, so the long-term fundamentals remain strong. If history repeats itself, markets could see a recovery by Thanksgiving, setting the stage for renewed growth heading into year-end.

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