
Crypto Markets at Multi-Month Lows: Understanding the Risk-Off Unwind and What Comes Next
Bitcoin and Ethereum have plummeted to multi-month lows as macroeconomic headwinds and risk-off sentiment dominate markets. Here's what traders need to know.
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Bitcoin and Ethereum have plummeted to multi-month lows as macroeconomic headwinds and risk-off sentiment dominate markets. Here's what traders need to know.

Trump's nomination of inflation hawk Kevin Warsh as Fed Chair triggered sharp selloffs in gold, silver, and Bitcoin as markets repriced expectations for monetary discipline and dollar strength.

Bitcoin fell to $83,383 on January 30 as overleveraged positions unwound amid ETF outflows and Fed uncertainty. Here's what triggered the collapse and what traders should watch next.

Bitcoin's digital gold narrative masked a catastrophic year for broader crypto assets. As capital rotated away and sentiment hit capitulation levels, investors are asking if digital assets can rebuild confidence in 2026.

Bitcoin crashed 6% to $84,000 as Fed policy shift and geopolitical tensions triggered a "sell the news" reversal. Here's what traders need to know.

Bitcoin struggled to maintain gains above $90,000 following the Fed's rate hold, signaling continued crypto sensitivity to monetary policy shifts and political uncertainty surrounding Fed leadership changes.

Bitcoin futures are rising alongside equity markets as risk-on sentiment fuels institutional investment, illustrating how crypto has woven itself into broader portfolio strategies.

** Bitcoin trades lower amid broader equity weakness as investors shift to safer assets. Discover why cryptocurrencies act like risk assets during uncertainty and how traders can adapt their strategies.

Bitcoin has dipped to $93K amid global equity sell-offs and tariff concerns, triggering risk-off sentiment. Discover what's behind the crypto market correction and its implications for investors.**