Asia Stock Market Continues Bloodbath, US Stocks, Bitcoin Joins
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Asian equities extended a sharp sell-off, erasing more than $1 trillion in market value a day after losing over $550 billion, with Japan, South Korea, China and Taiwan posting heavy losses while Wall Street shed $2.5 trillion. The crypto market joined the downturn, with Bitcoin falling below $76,000 as risk appetite collapsed across asset classes. The synchronized drawdown matters because it shows digital assets trading in lockstep with global equities rather than as a diversifier during stress. Investors will watch whether Bitcoin holds the $76,000 level and whether Asian and U.S. equity losses stabilize before crypto can find a footing.
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