Last night, Bitcoin experienced a rapid and deep correction. This sharp sell-off was not caused by a single factor, but was a systemic downturn triggered by the convergence of macroeconomic headwinds and technical market conditions.

The key catalyst was the outcome of the U.S. midterm elections. After the Democrats gained control of Congress, the market expected AI industry regulation to continue tightening, constraining the expansion of data centers and the AI sector. This sparked a broad sell-off in tech stocks, with the Nasdaq plunging. As high-risk assets, cryptocurrencies were hit by a rapid cooling in risk appetite, completely erasing their earlier rebound gains. Meanwhile, Fed officials delivered a steady stream of hawkish remarks, prompting markets to scale back expectations for rate cuts. The dollar and Treasury yields strengthened, liquidity tightened, and investors fled volatile crypto markets.

Technically, Bitcoin faced clear resistance after climbing to the $80,000 mark. With limited upside momentum and significant selling pressure, it was already due for a technical pullback. As negative catalysts came to a head, key support levels gave way one after another, triggering a large number of long-position stop-losses and liquidations. This cascade of selling further amplified the decline, driving prices rapidly to lower levels. Ethereum fell more sharply than Bitcoin because of its higher volatility.
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