Bitcoin Drops to $86K as Asian Markets Trigger Selloff
Bitcoin fell sharply on the first day of December, dropping from $91K to $86K as Asian markets delivered a wave of bearish catalysts. Despite improving U.S. liquidity conditions and rising rate-cut expectations, sentimen...
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