3 reasons Bitcoin and risk markets sold off — is a recovery possible?

Published at 2025-11-14 02:11:05

Bitcoin slid alongside broader risk markets after a bout of data- and policy-driven uncertainty unsettled investors. Three key drivers explain the move: unreliable and mixed US economic prints that muddied the growth outlook; shifting expectations about the Federal Reserve’s rate path, which increased policy uncertainty; and a rising correlation with equities that magnified losses as risk-on positioning and leverage were pared back.

Whether a recovery is near depends on macro clarity. Cleaner economic data, explicit Fed communication that narrows the rate-path debate, or a return of risk appetite in equities could prompt a swift bounce in BTC as investors rebuild positions. For traders and holders the takeaway is heightened volatility until a clear macro signal arrives, but any dovish surprise or resilient growth print would likely be enough to trigger a rebound.

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