🪙 Bitcoin Slips Below $93K in Crypto Selloff, but Trader Sees Short-Term Bounce
Bitcoin's price has fallen below $93,000, dropping nearly 10% in two days and erasing most of its early 2025 gains. The selloff was driven by strong U.S. economic data, rising bond yields, and inflation concerns, alongside uncertainty about President-elect Trump's tariff policies. As a result, Bitcoin hit a low of $92,600 before recovering slightly to around $94,300.
The broader cryptocurrency market also suffered, with notable losses in other assets like Cardano (ADA) and Render (RNDR). Analysts predict that Bitcoin may consolidate before potentially bouncing back, influenced by upcoming economic data releases and Trump's inauguration. Despite the recent downturn, some traders remain optimistic about a recovery in the near term.
