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Bitcoin ($BTC ) fell below $87,000 Tuesday—a sharp drop from the $95,000 level at which it was trading two days ago and the $100,000 mark it tested late last week—as fears about economic uncertainty deepened the sell-off in the cryptocurrency markets. Bitcoin now down about 20% since hitting an all-time high of $109,000 last month just prior to U.S. President Donald Trump's inauguration. Economic Uncertainty Weighing on Bitcoin After remaining range-bound in recent weeks, bitcoin's sudden drop may be attributed to increasing worries about U.S. economic factors, especially inflation and trade policies. In a press conference Monday, Trump reiterated that tariffs on Mexico and Canada will go ahead as planned. Economists have long feared that imposition of tariffs could reignite inflation. Crypto investors will also be watching Friday's inflation data—known as core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE), the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation metric—for clues after the January Consumer Price Index (CPI) came in hotter than expected. Persistent inflation would make it harder for the Fed to aggressively cut interest rates, which isn't great for investors in risky assets such as crypto or stocks. Higher rates imply higher yields on less-risky Treasurys, and that prospect has shaken equity and crypto markets alike. What Should Investors Do? Is this sudden drop an opportunity for investors to scoop up bitcoin for a more favorable price? Not really, according to Standard Chartered Global Head of Digital Assets Research Geoff Kendrick. DO NOT buy the dip yet, a move to the low $80s is on," Kendrick wrote in a research note that Coindesk reported Tuesday, adding that, "Before buying the dip is attractive I think we get a $1B [exchange-traded fund] outflow day. Investors pulled out money from spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on Monday, with net outflows recorded at $539 million, according to data from Farside Investors. That's the second-highest outflow day reported in 2025 and the fifth-largest outflow since these ETFs began trading in January last year. Kendrick and digital asset manager Bitwise had previously predicted bitcoin would soar to more than $200,000 in 2025.

🚀 BTC Dominance Declining – A Bullish Signal for Altcoins? 🚀 The recent drop in BTC Dominance (BTC.D) is signaling a potential shift in market dynamics! When BTC.D falls, it often indicates that capital is moving away from Bitcoin and flowing into Altcoins, creating a Bullish Scenario for them. 📉 Chart Analysis: BTC.D has formed a lower high and is now declining. If it breaks key support levels, we could see a stronger Altcoin rally. However, it’s crucial to monitor the Total Market Cap and Altcoin Price Action to confirm whether funds are truly rotating into Altcoins or if the overall market is weakening. 📊 Is this the beginning of Altcoin Season? Stay cautious, plan your trades wisely, and keep an eye on market trends! 🔔 Stay connected for more updates and professional trading insights! $BTC $ETH $LTC $BCH $ETC $SOL $BNB $BGB

According to Arkham,Mirana Ventures has deposited $600 million worth of Ethereum into Bybit over the past three days, becoming the largest ETH depositor since the hack. It appears that Mirana Ventures acquired the ETH by selling $500 million in Bitcoin and $100 million in USDT through FalconX, Galaxy Digital, and Wintermute OTC.

Seeing some ridiculously juicy altcoin setups shaping up - just need Bitcoin to play ball here

#Bitcoin was $6.5k when I posted this.