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February has been brutal for crypto traders.
After weeks of slow, uninspiring price action and fading optimism, the market delivered another sharp selloff on the final day of the month. Bitcoin has dropped more than 6% in the past 24 hours, slipping dangerously close to the $60,000 mark. Ethereum has fared even worse, falling nearly 10% to around $1,800. Altcoins are bleeding broadly.
So what triggered this latest wave of selling?
As usual, it’s not just one factor. A combination of geopolitical tension, macroeconomic pressure, and cascading liquidations hit a market that was already fragile.
Geopolitical Shock: Israel–Iran Tensions
The most immediate catalyst appears to be breaking geopolitical developments.
Israel announced it carried out what it described as a “preemptive attack” on Iran. Explosions were reported in Tehran, while red alerts were triggered inside Israel.
Markets hate uncertainty — and geopolitical flare-ups of this scale typically push investors toward perceived safe havens such as the U.S. dollar, gold, and government bonds. Risk assets, including crypto, are usually sold first.
Because crypto trades 24/7, it reacts instantly.
News like this can spark rapid de-risking. Traders sitting on thin profits rush to exit, leveraged positions get nervous, and selling pressure quickly snowballs. Still, geopolitics alone doesn’t fully explain the magnitude of the drop.
Hotter Inflation Data Dampens Rate-Cut Hopes
The macro backdrop has also been quietly weakening.
On February 27, January’s Producer Price Index came in hotter than expected, reinforcing the idea that inflation remains sticky. That complicates the outlook for the Federal Reserve.
When inflation runs hot, the Fed has less flexibility to cut interest rates. Expectations for near-term rate cuts have been pushed further out. The U.S. dollar strengthened on the data, and higher yields pressured rate-sensitive assets — including crypto.
Lower rates typically boost liquidity and risk appetite. Delayed cuts do the opposite. Traders who were positioned for easier monetary policy
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