Bitcoin falls below $67K amid sell-off; analysts cite interest rates and ETF flows as market pressures.

Bitcoin has tumbled below $67,000, extending a recent decline as investor confidence wavers. The cryptocurrency stabilised near $67,000 after briefly dipping to around $66,996.

The sell-off follows Bitcoin falling below the $70,000 mark on February 5, with analysts from Deutsche Bank citing the fading ‘Tinkerbell effect’ as a key reason for the wavering valuation.

Additional pressures from the Federal Reserve’s interest rate policies and large ETF inflows and outflows have intensified the crash. Despite the turmoil, some analysts point to early signs of potential market stabilisation.

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Bitcoin drops 12% to 77,900 amid global market volatility; predictions vary on short-term recovery or further declines.

Bitcoin has had a bruising week, slipping below 80,000 for the first time since April 2025 and trading near 77,900 as global markets turn risk off. The pullback has wiped more than 200 billion from the crypto market, with thin weekend liquidity accelerating the sell-off.

Volatility has surged after more than 2 billion dollars in bitcoin positions were liquidated since Thursday, intensifying price swings and unsettling investors. Analysts are divided, with some calling a potential short-term bottom near 70,000 while others warn the turbulence may not be over yet.

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Crypto markets face pressure with $1.7 billion outflow from exchange-traded products, explains Oz Sultan. #CryptoMarket #Bitcoin #Ethereum

Crypto markets are under pressure as $1.7 billion flows out of exchange-traded products this week.
Oz Sultan from Sultan Interactive Group explains.

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