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Bitcoin Crashes Below Critical Support – Is a Crypto Market Collapse Coming?

Bitcoin Crashes Below Critical Support – Is a Crypto Market Collapse Coming?
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April 8, 2025

Cryptocurrency markets plunged Monday as Bitcoin (BTC) dropped 7%, breaking below key levels amid growing fears over US trade policies. Here’s what’s happening—and where crypto could go next.

Why Crypto Markets Are Panicking

  • Bitcoin fell to $76,900 before a slight rebound, down 7% from Sunday’s high.
  • Ethereum (ETH) crashed to $1,540, its lowest since October 2023.
  • $758M in long positions liquidated in 24 hours—the highest in six weeks.

Trigger: President Trump’s renewed push for aggressive tariffs spooked investors, causing a risk-off selloff in both crypto and stocks.


Key Factors Driving the Crypto Crash

1. Massive Liquidations Hit Traders

  • Over $758M in long positions were wiped out (Coinglass data).
  • Put options surged, with heavy demand for $70,000 Bitcoin puts (Deribit, FalconX).
  • Institutions are hedging aggressively, signaling fear of further drops.

2. Bitcoin & Ethereum Testing Critical Support

  • BTC must hold $75,000 to avoid a deeper correction.
  • ETH needs to stay above $1,500—a break lower could trigger more selling.

3. Crypto Still Tied to Traditional Markets

  • US stock futures also fell, proving crypto hasn’t decoupled from risk assets.
  • Analysts warn: “Market independence is a myth”—macro fears impact crypto.

What’s Next for Bitcoin & Crypto?

Bull Case:

✅ If BTC reclaims 78,000∗∗,areboundtoward∗∗78,000∗∗,areboundtoward∗∗80,000+ is possible.
✅ Fed rate cuts later this year could reignite crypto momentum.

Bear Case:

⚠️ A break below 75,000∗∗maytriggera∗∗falltoward75,000∗∗maytriggera∗∗falltoward70,000.
⚠️ More tariff announcements could extend the selloff.

Expert Take:

“If Bitcoin loses 75K,wecouldseea∗∗sharpdropto75K,wecouldseea∗∗sharpdropto70K*—traders should watch this level closely.”*
— Sean McNulty, FalconX Senior APAC Derivatives Head


Should You Buy the Dip or Wait?

  • Short-term traders: Wait for confirmation of a support bounce.
  • Long-term holders: DCA (dollar-cost average) if BTC nears $70K.
  • Institutional players: Increasing put options suggest caution.

Final Verdict: Crypto at a Crossroads

The next 48 hours are critical for Bitcoin and Ethereum. If support holds, a rebound is likely. But if selling pressure continues, we could see a deeper correction.

Key Levels to Watch:

  • BTC: 75,000(support),75,000(support),78,000 (resistance)
  • ETH: 1,500(support),1,500(support),1,600 (resistance)

Stay alert—volatility isn’t over yet.

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