Why Bitcoin Is Falling

Benzinga

Bitcoin didn’t just fall under $100,000 — analysts say it may have gone through a two-stage crash that erased billions in leveraged positions. But is this the beginning of a prolonged bear market… or a liquidity reset that could set up a breakout over the next 12–18 months?  Here’s what the data shows:  • Bitcoin slid below $95,000 (according to multiple outlets) • Analysts warn the break of $95K threatens the bull structure • U.S.–China tension triggered the initial macro sell-off • Over $1.11 billion in liquidations hit the crypto market • Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw some of the largest outflow days on record • Some long-term analysts still believe this is a constructive pullback, not a collapse

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00:00Bitcoin didn't just dip, it fell below $100,000, and almost the entire year's gains evaporated

00:06overnight. But here's the twist, this wasn't panic selling, some analysts argue it was two

00:12crashes happening at once. First, a macro sell-off when US-China tension spiked, then a

00:18full liquidation cascade that wiped out billions in leveraged positions. So is the bull market dead?

00:24Not exactly. Experts say this is a liquidity reset, not a loss of belief. There's no contagion,

00:31no insolvencies, no systemic failure like 2022. However, if equities roll over, Bitcoin could

00:38retest the low $70,000 according to some analysts. But long-term investors, they're not running,

00:44they're waiting. Some even say today's levels look like a 12-18 month setup for new all-time highs.

00:50So the real question is, is this the breakdown before the breakout?

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