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**X Bitcoin Account Shocks After Tweeting Price of US$46,000**

The social media account X Bitcoin (@bitcoin) tweeted "US$46,000" on Tuesday (18/11). This sparked a lot of engagement from netizens, with over 2,500 comments before the account deleted the tweet.

Furthermore, the official market prediction account Polymarket also commented that there is only a 4% chance of Bitcoin dropping below US$50,000. Currently, Bitcoin is priced at US$92,000, which means if the predictions from that official digital asset account are correct, Bitcoin would fall by 50%.

Market prediction Kalshi has also shared its opinion that Bitcoin will only drop to US$82,000. This aligns with several analysts who are pessimistic that Bitcoin will close at a higher price than at the beginning of the year.

Although it may not necessarily be proven, it is not impossible for the digital asset to drop further to US$46,000. Bitcoin has previously dropped more than 73% from US$14,000 to US$3,692 during the crypto winter of 2022.

Nevertheless, there has been no further clarification regarding the erroneous tweet. Conversely, they continued to post the price of BTC in euro denomination.

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