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Bitcoin’s sharp weekend selloff has pushed prices down to around $77,000, raising important questions about risk, leverage, and potential spillover into broader markets as trading resumes.

In this episode of Market Signals, we focus on:

What Bitcoin’s decline says about risk appetite

How leverage and forced liquidations amplify downside moves

Why Bitcoin increasingly behaves like a high-beta risk asset, not a hedge

Corporate exposure to Bitcoin, including leveraged balance-sheet strategies

Whether crypto weakness acts as a leading indicator for equities and tech stocks

Bitcoin’s role in global markets has evolved. It is now deeply connected to derivatives, ETFs, hedge funds, and corporate balance sheets. When sharp moves happen over the weekend, they can leave markets vulnerable at the open as risk managers reassess exposure.

This is not a prediction of a market crash. Instead, it’s an evaluation of stress signals — liquidity conditions, leverage unwind, and sentiment shifts — that traders and investors should monitor closely.

Key signals to watch

Equity futures at the open

Volatility indices

High-beta and crypto-linked equities

Signs of broader deleveraging

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