According to Bpaynews, Bitcoin fell to its lowest level since May following a late-Friday selloff, with the price nearing a retest of its May low. The decline erased earlier gains in risk assets and brought BTC close to its year-ago level, well below its early-October peak. While the long-term uptrend from late 2023 remains intact, the price is pressing against a key weekly trendline support. Investor attention has shifted toward AI-related equities and options trading, reducing crypto momentum. Stablecoins and memecoins are drawing retail interest, while broader blockchain ecosystem narratives have cooled.
Bitcoin Falls to Lowest Since May Amid Late-Friday Selloff
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