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Investors withdrew a record $680 million from Bitcoin ETFs, marking the largest outflow in months, as Bitcoin's price fell 5% to around $97,400. This decline follows the Federal Reserve's updated projections, which now anticipate only two rate cuts in 2025, leading to bearish sentiment in the market. Analysts warn that continued selling pressure could further strain market sentiment, with potential volatility ahead if Bitcoin drops below key support levels.
Solana's native token, SOL, has dropped 5.5% to $218.36 amid a broader cryptocurrency market correction, with over $1 billion in liquidations. The decline follows Bitcoin's inability to maintain a price above $100,000, negatively impacting altcoins and leading to significant losses across Solana-based tokens. Additionally, a sharp decrease in network transactions and daily revenue has contributed to the bearish sentiment, with potential support levels at $210 and $200, and a possible retest of $180 on the horizon.
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