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On November 6, 2025, both traditional and crypto markets faced sharp sell-offs, with Bitcoin barely holding above $100,000. This decline follows a steep drop in market value that began in July. The Nasdaq index dropped by 2%, while the S&P 500 fell by 1.2%. Bitcoin saw

On November 6, 2025, both traditional and crypto markets experienced significant declines, with Bitcoin precariously hovering around $100,000. This selloff coincides with broader market trends, with the Nasdaq and S&P 500 dropping sharply. Notably, crypto-related stocks are facing even steeper losses; Robinhood saw an 8.5% drop

On November 6, 2025, both traditional and cryptocurrency markets faced significant sell-offs, as Bitcoin hovered just above $100,000, facing pressure amidst a broader economic downturn. Crypto-related stocks suffered heavily, with notable declines; Robinhood fell 8.5% despite a strong earnings report. Major exchanges like Coinbase and Gemini also reported

On November 6, 2025, both traditional and crypto markets experienced significant sell-offs. Bitcoin remained just above $100,000, but other cryptocurrencies suffered losses, with drops of 2% to 6% in values for Ether, Solana, and Dogecoin. Crypto-related companies faced sharper declines, with Robinhood down 8.5% after reporting strong earnings

On November 6, 2025, both traditional and crypto markets experienced significant selloffs, with Bitcoin falling by 3%, nearing the critical $100,000 mark. Crypto-related stocks were also heavily impacted, as Robinhood's shares dropped 8.5% following unexpected earnings despite increased crypto trading. Other major players like Coinbase and

Markets experienced a much-needed uptick yesterday, ending a multi-day decline. The rebound was driven by optimism regarding the potential rollback of Trump-era tariffs, which helped lift sentiment across risk assets. Both equities and crypto markets showed gains, with Bitcoin rising 2.36% and the Nasdaq increasing by 1.15%. Within