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20 August 07:37

Cryptocurrencies fell sharply on Tuesday amid investors' pullback from the tech sector and uncertainty over Fed monetary policy.

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On Tuesday, cryptocurrency shares fell, with Coinbase and eToro losing more than 5% and 6%, respectively, while the price of bitcoin fell nearly 3%. The tech sector took a hit, with the Nasdaq index falling more than 1%, weighed down by giants such as Nvidia. Investors are expecting a pullback in the cryptocurrency market ahead of the Federal Reserve's symposium, where they are hoping for signs of looser monetary policy. Although the market has recently seen positive developments, the current uncertainties are leading to a reduction in risk.

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Bitcoin has dropped by almost 8%, while Ethereum by 10%, amid intense selling and warnings from China regarding illegal activities with cryptocurrencies.
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Cryptocurrencies have suffered significant losses after Trump threatened new tariffs on China, causing a massive sell-off of risky assets.
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Bitcoin has lost all its gains from 2025, reaching $92,891, nearly 30% below the peak of $126,000. The cryptocurrency market has lost $1.2 trillion.
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Bitcoin has recorded a significant drop of over 20% in the last month, falling below 84,000 dollars, after a peak of nearly 126,000 dollars at the beginning of October.
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Bitcoin decreased by 3.69% in October, a month that is usually favorable. Experts analyze possible developments for the month of November.
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Bitcoin has fallen below $92,000, wiping out several billion from the market capitalization and signaling a change in sentiment in the crypto market.
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