Key points:
- Bitcoin gets hit
- Ether falls too
- What’s next?
Massive pivot away from risk assets pushed the token market below $3.4 trillion. Big selloffs across the board.
📉 Bitcoin Breaks Below the Barrier
- Bitcoin BTCUSD slid 5% on Tuesday to $100,800, briefly dipping as low as $99,900. It was the OG coin’s first trip below $100,000 in over four months.
- The broader crypto market cap sank under $3.4 trillion, marking one of the biggest single-day value losses since April.
- Ether dropped nearly 9% to $3,275, and Solana tumbled more than 20% over the past week to hover around $150.
💥 AI Euphoria Hangover Hits Crypto Too
- The selloff didn’t happen in a vacuum. Traders have been unwinding risk across markets amid growing doubts about sky-high valuations in the artificial intelligence sector.
- As tech stocks falter, particularly AI names, crypto is feeling the knock-on effect. The two trades share many of the same high-risk, high-reward investors who now appear to be taking profits and heading for safer ground.
🥇 What’s Next for Bitcoin?
- The $100,000 level has long been viewed as a psychological line in the sand. Technical traders now point to $95,000 as the next key area of support.
- Sentiment remains fragile as investors weigh whether the Federal Reserve’s recent rate cut will be enough to keep liquidity flowing – or if Powell’s cautious tone means the tightening cycle isn’t fully over.
- Early Wednesday trading came with a small bounce, but Bitcoin remains near weekly lows, with momentum indicators pointing to more jitters if stocks continue to wobble.
Source: Tradingview


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