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Bitcoin's price has fallen below $90,000, reaching an intraday low of $87,902 amid a wave of liquidations and rising trade tensions between the US and Europe. The market is experiencing a 'risk-off' sentiment, with significant losses across major cryptocurrencies. Analysts highlight the importance of CME gap dynamics and large holder behavior as indicators for future price movements. The Crypto Fear and Greed Index has dropped to 32, indicating heightened market anxiety. If Bitcoin fails to reclaim the $90,000 level, further declines towards $88,000 and below may occur, exacerbating the bearish trend.
Bitcoin (BTC) and other crypto majors plummeted late Tuesday below the $89,000 mark as a broad risk-off move rippled through global markets.
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The Central Bank of Iran acquired over $500 million in USDT last year to support the Iranian rial's exchange rate, according to research by blockchain intelligence firm Elliptic. The USDT has since left wallets linked to Iran, and purchases were reportedly made through a broker named Modex, which may have facilitated transactions with the Iranian government.
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