Bitcoin
Why Bitcoin is down 1.4% in the last hour
Analysis
Bitcoin fell 1.4% over the past hour as bearish momentum intensified amid reports that the market’s broader pullback is continuing and key support levels are coming back into focus. CoinDesk noted BTC’s plunge was extending, putting the February $60,000 low back in play, which can amplify short-term selling pressure.
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