#BitcoinFiveWeeklyLosses
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Bitcoin has closed in the red for five weeks in a row. And that’s starting to raise concerns. You might think that declines are nothing unusual in the crypto market, but a losing streak this long still attracts attention.

During this time, BTC has fallen from around $86,500 to $74,850. That’s a drop of about 13.5%. Interestingly, buyers aren’t rushing to take the initiative just yet.

Several factors are putting pressure on the market: outflows from Bitcoin ETFs, weakness in tech stocks, and uncertainty surrounding the Fed’s decisions. Liquidations of large positions have added to the trouble.

But I wouldn’t rush to say that the bear market has definitely returned. The decline is a fact, but no one knows what comes next.

Right now, it’ll be interesting to see whether Bitcoin can hold above $75,000 and whether demand will return. Without buyers, even attractive prices don’t guarantee a rebound.

In my view, the main question now isn’t how far BTC has fallen, but whether there are still people in the market willing to buy it up.$BTC