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The cryptocurrency market is currently falling due to a combination of global macroeconomic pressures, investor sentiment shifts, and response to geopolitical developments such as U.S.โ€“China trade tensions and shifting monetary policy signals from the U.S. Federal Reserve.Key Factors Behind the Market FallGeopolitical Uncertainty: President Trump's announcement of a 100% tariff on Chinese imports triggered widespread panic, with investors selling off risky assets, including cryptocurrencies, in favor of safer investments. Liquidity Crisis and Leverage: The announcement caused a record $19 billion in leveraged position liquidations, amplifying volatility and accelerating market declines, as many highly leveraged traders were forced to exit their positions at a loss.Tightening Monetary Policy: Expectations for interest rate cuts were reversed when Fed Chairman Jerome Powell signaled delays in further rate reductions, keeping liquidity tight and risk appetite low among crypto investors.Weak Market Catalysts: No major bullish news, such as significant ETF launches or adoption surges, emerged to offset these near-term fears, intensifying the correction.Psychological and Technical Selling: As Bitcoin and other major assets broke key support levels, retail investors exited en masse, deepening the slide as technical support zones failed to hold.Profit-Taking and Low Trading Volumes: Investors have been locking in gains in anticipation of more volatility, and a decline in trading liquidity has made the market more vulnerable to sharp corrections.Current Status and OutlookAs of November 2025, Bitcoin continues to trade near $107,000 after breaking a multi-year October rally streak, with caution about further losses.Experts warn that if current support zones are breached, the market could see another round of sharp declines, potentially testing the $88,000 level for Bitcoin.

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