What is Happening to Bitcoin Price? Inside the Shocking 48 Hours
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Bitcoin’s post-midterm rally collapsed within 48 hours, with the token climbing above $80,800 following Tuesday’s US midterms before plunging toward $75,500 on Thursday, November 5. The reversal coincided with Wall Street’s worst tech stock selloff in months, underscoring how fragile Bitcoin’s recovery had become. The episode highlights Bitcoin’s continued sensitivity to broader risk-asset sentiment, with equity weakness quickly erasing crypto gains. Traders will now watch whether Bitcoin can hold the $75,000 area and whether tech stocks stabilize.
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