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Bitcoin Dips Below $90K: Correction or Bull Run Over?

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Bitcoin Slumps Below $90K: Is This a Brutal Correction or the End of the 2025 Bull Run?

The cryptocurrency market is experiencing a significant downturn, leaving investors across the globe, including those in the growing African tech ecosystem, on edge. The optimism of recent weeks, previously fueled by the potential of “Uptober,” has transformed into anxiety as Bitcoin’s value plummets. This shift has prompted serious questions about the future of the current bull run and the appropriate course of action for investors.

Analyzing the Market’s Descent

The market has been in a downward spiral since the “Black Friday” crash in October, which was triggered by unforeseen geopolitical events. The resulting volatility led to a massive decrease in open interest, with nearly $20 billion vanishing within hours. Despite hopes for recovery, particularly with the end of the US government shutdown last week, the situation worsened. Bitcoin breached the $95,000 support level, and has now fallen below $90,000. This is the first time Bitcoin has been at this price point in many months. This significant drop has left many investors, including those in the burgeoning African crypto space, confronting a sea of losses and contemplating whether to cut their losses to avoid further decline. This downturn is prompting serious questions about the sustainability of the bull run.

The current situation is concerning for all involved. Investors are left with the question of whether this is merely a correction or if the bull run has reached its peak. The future is uncertain.

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