What caused the Bitcoin crash?
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There are several common factors contributing to this decline, the most prominent of which are:
1. Widespread selling (Liquidations): Huge liquidations of leveraged positions have led to large amounts exiting the market.
2. Exit of institutional investors: Bitcoin ETF funds have seen strong outflows, putting pressure on the price.
3. Weak market liquidity: The decreasing number of available buyers increases the price sensitivity to each sale or purchase.
4. Negative investor sentiment: Many investors are avoiding risk right now, which increases the downward trend.
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📉 Is this a “permanent crash” or just a correction?
Opinions vary:
Some analysts point out that the price may continue to decline towards lower levels (for example, towards $60,000 or lower) if the pressure continues.
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Others see this as part of a deep market correction and that prices may stabilize or rebound after reaching strong support levels.
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💡 What does this mean for traders and investors?
📌 For short-term traders: Strong volatility = opportunities + high risks.
📌 For long-term investors: The decline may be a buying opportunity at lower prices (but without guarantees).
📌 Always prefer to set stop-loss points and manage risks when dealing with Bitcoin.