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Bitcoin erased its post-election rally by Thursday morning, as crypto fell around 50% below October levels, the Kobeissi Letter said.

Bitcoin remains nearly 48% below its October peak; analysts cite leverage stress, weak sentiment, and links to Epstein as reasons for Bitcoin’s drawdown.

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As the CLARITY Act negotiations progress, Bessent cautioned that crypto "nihilists" oppose oversight and framed regulation as essential to U.S. financial leadership.

In a post on X, Kiyosaki described the U.S. national debt and long-term liabilities as the biggest risk facing investors.

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XRP’s price fell more than 12% in the last 24 hours, making it the worst-performing major cryptocurrency during the session.

Analysts say the drop in Bitcoin’s price is because of capital reallocation rather than retail panic selling.

Bitcoin’s price fell for a third consecutive session, dipping below $71,000 to mark a new low for the year.

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The total cryptocurrency market fell 2.4% to approximately $2.67 trillion.

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The company announced that a strategic investor would invest 15,000 bitcoins in exchange for a significant equity stake in the insurance firm.

Analysts warned that a data-heavy macro calendar, weak risk appetite, and lingering technical pressures continue to raise volatility risks for crypto markets.

CME Group is set to report earnings on Wednesday, with analysts watching for signs of market volatility and institutional demand for crypto-linked derivatives.

According to an ongoing poll on Stocktwits, nearly 50% of crypto traders said they were buying the dip.

ISM Manufacturing PMI rose to 52.6 on Monday, its first expansion reading in 12 months.