Bitcoin slipped below $60,000 after stronger U.S. jobs data weighed on crypto sentiment, extending its decline from the October peak. The broader market also remains under pressure as the industry continues to assess the Zcash vulnerability.
Bitcoin slipped below $60,000 after stronger U.S. jobs data weighed on crypto sentiment, extending its decline from the October peak. The broader market also remains under pressure as the industry continues to assess the Zcash vulnerability.
Bitcoin fell below $60,000 as crypto markets reacted to stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs data and continued uncertainty tied to a Zcash vulnerability.
Bitcoin fell below $60,000 as crypto markets reacted to stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs data and continued uncertainty tied to a Zcash vulnerability.
The move marks a drop of more than 50% from Bitcoin’s October peak, underscoring the extent of the pullback across digital assets.
Sentiment in the broader crypto market has been shaken as traders and investors weigh macroeconomic pressure alongside the ongoing industry response to the Zcash issue.
The decline adds to a difficult stretch for cryptocurrencies, with Bitcoin’s latest slide reinforcing a broader risk-off mood across the sector.
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