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Story: Why is Bitcoin Crashing and Will $112K Be the Final Bottom?

By Evie Vavasseur

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A Market Shock After New Highs. Bitcoin’s slide below $113,000 caught traders off guard.

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SEC Investigation Adds Pressure. One of the biggest stories rattling investor confidence was the report of the SEC investigating…

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Wall Street and AI Disappointments. At the same time, traditional markets offered little relief. The Nasdaq 100 slipped 1.

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Trade Tariffs and Economic Anxiety. Another headwind came from U.S. trade policy. Washington revealed 50% import duties on more than…

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Options Market Signals Fear. Data from Bitcoin’s derivatives market reveals that traders are positioning defensively.

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Technical Levels to Watch. From a technical perspective, Bitcoin is testing a key support range between $112,000 and $113,000.

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Long-Term Outlook Still Intact. Despite the recent turbulence, many analysts argue that Bitcoin’s long-term bullish trend remains…

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Conclusion. Bitcoin’s plunge below $113,000 has fueled fear, liquidations, and renewed skepticism.

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Bitcoin’s recent dip below $113,000 has fear and confusion across the crypto market. After hitting an all-time high of $124,176 just days earlier, the world’s largest…

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Bitcoin’s slide below $113,000 caught traders off guard. The drop followed weeks of strong momentum that propelled BTC to record highs, only to be followed by one of the steepest…

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BTC’s fall coincides with several macroeconomic and regulatory developments, including a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) probe into a crypto firm tied to former U.S.

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One of the biggest stories rattling investor confidence was the report of the SEC investigating Alt5 Sigma, a company tied to Trump’s $1.5 billion World Liberty Financial project.

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The investigation not only cast doubt on the project but also reignited broader concerns about regulatory crackdowns on crypto.

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At the same time, traditional markets offered little relief. The Nasdaq 100 slipped 1.5% following an MIT study showing that 95% of corporate AI projects failed to generate…

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Since Bitcoin has increasingly moved in tandem with equities, particularly tech stocks, the sell-off spilled into crypto markets, compounding losses.

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