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Bitcoin extended losses on Tuesday<\/strong>, reversing a brief weekend recovery as crypto markets failed to follow the broader rally in risk assets driven by easing U.S.\u2013China trade tensions<\/strong> and upbeat sentiment across Asian equities.<\/p>\n\n\n\n At 01:43 ET (05:43 GMT)<\/strong>, Bitcoin<\/strong> dropped nearly 3% to $107,712.3<\/strong>, marking another session of weakness as traders shied away from fresh long positions amid lingering volatility and fragile sentiment.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The world\u2019s largest cryptocurrency led losses across digital assets even as risk appetite improved globally. Asian stocks surged \u2014 with Japan\u2019s Nikkei 225<\/strong> hitting new records on optimism over fiscal dove Sanae Takaichi\u2019s<\/strong> rise toward premiership, while Chinese markets<\/strong> rebounded on signs of softer rhetoric from U.S. officials regarding trade talks.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Yet, crypto markets moved in the opposite direction. Bitcoin struggled to reclaim the $110,000<\/strong> level following October\u2019s flash crash<\/strong>, which wiped out $500 billion<\/strong> in total crypto market capitalization and shattered the \u201cUptober<\/strong>\u201d narrative of historically strong October performance.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Analysts noted that Bitcoin\u2019s correlation with equities has broken down<\/strong>, as traders focus more on internal market risks \u2014 including thin liquidity, leveraged liquidations, and regulatory uncertainty \u2014 than on broader macro relief.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Once expected to deliver strong gains, \u201cUptober\u201d is now losing steam. Bitcoin has shed over 2% month-to-date<\/strong>, reflecting renewed caution in an asset class still reeling from sharp intraday swings earlier in the month.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The flash crash<\/strong> not only damaged confidence but also triggered widespread risk aversion<\/strong> in crypto markets. Many traders remain hesitant to reenter positions until volatility subsides and momentum reestablishes itself.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Broader cryptocurrencies mirrored Bitcoin\u2019s pullback. Ether (ETH)<\/strong> dropped 5.3% to $3,859.65<\/strong>, failing to sustain above the key $4,000<\/strong> threshold. XRP<\/strong> slipped 2.2% to $2.4145<\/strong>, showing limited reaction to news that Ripple Labs<\/strong> plans to list Evernorth<\/strong>, a Ripple-backed entity, on the Nasdaq<\/strong> through a SPAC merger<\/strong> expected to raise over $1 billion<\/strong> in XRP-related capital.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Other major altcoins followed suit \u2014 BNB<\/strong> fell 5.7%<\/strong>, while Cardano<\/strong> and Solana<\/strong> slid between 4% and 6%<\/strong>. Among meme tokens, Dogecoin<\/strong> declined 4.3%<\/strong>, and $TRUMP<\/strong> dropped 3.1%<\/strong>, reflecting the broader market\u2019s cautious tone.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Despite improving risk sentiment in traditional markets, crypto remains decoupled and vulnerable<\/strong> to selling pressure. Analysts caution that without renewed institutional demand or clearer regulatory direction, Bitcoin\u2019s technical resilience around $105,000\u2013$107,000<\/strong> may soon be tested again \u2014 marking a potential shift from the optimism that characterized earlier months of 2025.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Bitcoin extended losses on Tuesday, reversing a brief weekend recovery as crypto markets failed to follow the broader rally in risk assets driven by easing U.S.\u2013China trade tensions and upbeat sentiment across Asian equities. 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Fading Uptober Sentiment<\/strong><\/h3>\n\n\n\n
Altcoins Mirror Bitcoin\u2019s Slide<\/strong><\/h3>\n\n\n\n