NewsSignals AI analysis·Dow Jones Newswires·
Bitcoin Follows Equities Lower as Investors Seek Safety
Grade Abearish AI signal$BTC$ETH$XRP$SOL$NDX
Bitcoin fell 4.1% to $81,165 as investors fled risk assets, joining a broader selloff in equities amid growing demand for safe havens.
The Nasdaq dropped 2.6% in its largest sell-off since June, while Bitcoin ETFs attracted $1.07 billion in net inflows over three days, including more than $500 million on Wednesday.
Continued risk aversion could pressure Bitcoin in the near term, although sustained ETF inflows and recovering hashrate may support a longer-term rebound.
Bullish strength: 35/100
- Bitcoin ETFs recorded $1.07 billion in net inflows over three consecutive days.
- Wednesday alone saw more than $500 million in ETF inflows.
- CryptoQuant analysts said Bitcoin hashrate is recovering as the market turns from bear to bull.
- Bitcoin bounced slightly after testing the $81,000 support level.
Bearish strength: 65/100
- Bitcoin fell 4.1% to $81,165 after reaching nearly $85,000 earlier in the session.
- The Nasdaq dropped 2.6% as investors sought safer assets.
- Major cryptocurrencies also declined, with ETH down 4.4%, XRP down 6.2%, and SOL down 4.6%.
- Rising oil prices and concerns over economic growth contributed to broader market risk aversion.
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