Скачать или смотреть Bitcoin Typo Alert: No, BTC Didn’t Hit US$960K*

🚨 No, Bitcoin did NOT crash below US$960,000.
On 14 November 2025, one broker accidentally sent a typo alert claiming BTC had fallen “below US$960,000 to a six-month low.” This caused massive confusion across the crypto community — but it was just a digit error.

In this video, we break down:
✔️ What actually happened with the broker’s typo
✔️ The real Bitcoin price — below US$96,000, not US$960,000
✔️ How Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) moved during the same period
✔️ Why a single typo can cause widespread panic in crypto
✔️ What investors should do when price alerts look suspicious

📉 Real Crypto Prices (USD)

Bitcoin (BTC): dropped below ~US$96,000
Ethereum (ETH): around US$3,170
Solana (SOL): around US$142

These moves reflect genuine market weakness — but nowhere near the catastrophic crash implied by the typo.

📈 Why This Matters

Crypto markets react fast, and one wrong number can lead to emotional trading, panic selling, or misinformation spreading. This video explains how to navigate alerts, verify real charts, and avoid making decisions based on faulty notifications.