KEY TAKEAWAYS Cryptocurrency-linked stocks are paring some of their losses but still broadly declining in Friday intraday trade, with bitcoin trading around $81,000—more than a quarter off its January peak.

Bitcoin (BTC) drifted back to $85,000 at the Feb. 27 Wall Street open as markets digested confirmation of new US trade tariffs. BTC price sells off as Trump says tariffs will go ahead Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView showed BTC/USD pulling back from a relief bounce to $87,

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Geoff Kendrick, Standard Chartered’s Head of Digital Assets Research, offers a cautiously optimistic outlook for cryptocurrencies amid recent market turbulence.

Analysts are predicting how deep the bitcoin price correction could go and if it will escalate into a full blown market

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Bitcoin has fallen 27% from its all-time high to below $80,000 amid ETF outflows, trade policy concerns, and a major exchange security breach.

Bitcoin entered a corrective phase, dropping below $80,000 and losing almost 37% of its peak of $109K, which was reached

World's largest cryptocurrency declines to $88,570 as of 0745GMT, down from $96,300 on Monday - Anadolu Ajansı

"Do not buy the dip yet. A move to the low 80s is on," the Standard Chartered analyst Geoff Kendrick said of the latest sell-off.

The price of bitcoin, the original and most popular cryptocurrency, dropped below $88,000 or more than 7% Tuesday, its lowest level since November.