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The bitcoin price crashed into the $75,000 range, breaking below key technical support levels as heavy selling pressure swept through the market.

Bitcoin plunged to $80,000 but powerfully reclaimed the critical $84,000 support zone, closing the week at $86,850. With daily RSI deeply oversold, traders are eyeing a sharp move toward $91,400 and the $94,000 high-volume node this week.

Tether has agreed to pay nearly $300 million to the Celsius Network bankruptcy estate, settling years of litigation tied its 2022 collapse. 

Bitcoin’s price has fallen to $108,890 after a massive whale sell-off of 24,000 BTC. The Fear and Greed Index hovers near fear, while Bitcoin’s hash rate approaches record highs.

Bitcoin plunged below $50,000 for the first time in 6 months as global markets crashed amid recession fears.

Don’t be fooled by the news, the bitcoin price and stock market is stabilizing and natural gas stores are more than full. We may be past the worst days.

August CPI inflation data was worse than expectated and the markets repriced in response. Bitcoin falls more than 10% and the S&P 500 closes down 4.3%.

Bitcoin extended losses below $18,000 after it breached a prior cycle’s all-time high for the first time in its history.

Bitcoin’s price revisited early 2021 levels on Wednesday as the currency struggled to maintain the $30,000 zone.

The exchange is working to compensate those who lost 1,800 BTC when a flash crash led to failure in its automated liquidation system.