Btc dips below $ 80k as crypto sell-off worsens

Cryptocurrencies expanded a seller-off on Monday as risk assets including equities that were raised in the early hours of the US.
Following a bounce around $ 84,000 earlier in the day, perhaps that –Buoy approach $ 21 billion funding plan planBitcoin (Btc) slipped below $ 80,000, down 3.8% in 24 hours. The Ethereum Blockchain’s Ether (Eth) Short slipped below $ 2,000, to trade near its weakest price since November 2023, down around 4%.
The broad market CoinDesk 20 Index Falling 5%, along with Solana’s Sol, Cardano’s ADA and Aptos’ Apt, Avalanche’s Avax and close to loss between 7%and 10%.
Ugly action in the crypto markets came as the batter US equity indexes opened the week less, weighing emotionally. The NASDAQ dropped more than 3% in the first hours of the session, while the S&P 500 refused 2%.
Crypto equality also felt the heat. Strategy (MSTR), the largest BTC Corporate holder, and Crypto Exchange Coinbase (COIN) lost more than 10%.
With the Digital Asset Summit in the White House and the order of the Bitcoin Reserve of President Donald Trump’s Bitcoin Reserve, the crypto markets have run out of closely positive catalysts and are increasingly weighing concerns about a warfare war and a slow economy.
The economy was in a “move” stage, Trump said in an interview with Fox News on Sunday, which refused to rule out a backward year.
“Until the crypto finds a new narrative, we are likely to see an increasing correlation between the BTC and equities in the near term,” the QCP hedge fund said in a telegram broadcast. “Both risk ownership is currently trading near their recent -only lows, and at the risks of tariffs, volatility can choose going to the major releases of US Macro data.”