Bitcoin fell below $70,000 for the first time since August, with liquidations exceeding $1.6 billion. $BTC

First, $BTC hit a 12-week low, breaking below the $70,000 threshold that had held since August.

Second, the price is down 3.5% since midnight UTC, meaning the pressure has not eased during the session.

Third, the dollar rose amid interest rate expectations. This rise accompanied the decline, increasing pressure on risk-sensitive assets.

What it means for you: If the dollar continues to rise amid interest rate expectations, liquidation pressure on $BTC may persist, and volatility could increase in the coming sessions.

Bottom line: The $1.6 billion in liquidations and the dollar’s movement are two figures worth tracking together—not just the price.

Have you ever seen nearly $1.6 billion in Bitcoin liquidations? What happened to the price afterward? 👇

#Bitcoin #Liquidation

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