Bitcoin has once again fallen below the short-term trend line today, with market sentiment showing obvious volatility. The price rapidly declined to around $93,000, facing technical pressure. Influenced by recent geopolitical tensions, risk aversion has increased, leading to a phased outflow of funds. BTC may continue to fluctuate within this week, with technical support levels possibly testing the $91,000 mark again. Market participants should pay attention to the further development of geopolitical risks, as volatility may remain high in the short term.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 14h ago
It dropped again... This geopolitical situation is really annoying, always coming to stir things up.
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NFTArchaeologist
· 14h ago
It's dropping again, huh? This pace really keeps me on edge.
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LightningLady
· 14h ago
It dropped again. The geopolitical situation is really intense, and funds are fleeing.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 14h ago
Dropped again? I knew it—whenever geopolitical issues arise, nothing good comes of it. I should have accumulated steadily earlier.
Bitcoin has once again fallen below the short-term trend line today, with market sentiment showing obvious volatility. The price rapidly declined to around $93,000, facing technical pressure. Influenced by recent geopolitical tensions, risk aversion has increased, leading to a phased outflow of funds. BTC may continue to fluctuate within this week, with technical support levels possibly testing the $91,000 mark again. Market participants should pay attention to the further development of geopolitical risks, as volatility may remain high in the short term.