2026-01-15 13:31:46

Bitcoin pulled back from its two-month peak as tech stocks tumbled and the Nasdaq suffered through one of its worst weeks in a while. The selloff in the broader tech sector sparked a wave of profit-taking in crypto, with investors reassessing valuations. This rotation weighed on sentiment and capped further gains in digital assets. When risk appetite cools across equities, Bitcoin often follows—a pattern playing out again as market participants lock in gains and reassess positioning.

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StableBoi

· 4h ago

Here we go again, when tech stocks shake, Bitcoin has to shake... the old routine

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ArbitrageBot

· 4h ago

When tech stocks crash, I know the crypto world is about to lay low. It's really not interesting.

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HashRatePhilosopher

· 4h ago

Tech stocks drop and BT follows along—this routine is getting old --- Replaying the same old show... locking in profits, adjusting positions, cycle after cycle --- Whenever the Nasdaq explodes, we get hit; when will we have an independent market? --- Basically, it's still a matter of risk appetite; BT has once again become a barometer --- The term "profit-taking" translates to "cutting the leeks" together, right? --- The sharp decline in the tech sector is indeed suppressive, but this kind of correction is also an opportunity, isn't it?

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