Bitcoin falls below $75,000 intraday… Schiff warns of further decline
Original headline비트코인 장중 7만5000달러 아래로…시프, 추가 하락 가능성 경고
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Bitcoin briefly fell below $75,000 on April 9, prompting Peter Schiff, chief economist at Euro Pacific Asset Management, to warn of further downside. Schiff noted on X that BTC was trading under a key support level while U.S. equities, gold and silver were rising, and urged investors to sell before a sharper crash. The $75,000 threshold is Schiff's own characterization of major support, a level where buyers might be expected to halt declines. The break matters because it tests whether dip-buying demand holds at a closely watched round number. Traders will watch whether BTC reclaims $75,000 or confirms a deeper pullback from recent highs.
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