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The cryptocurrency market extended its decline, with Bitcoin and major altcoins falling sharply as heavy selling and forced liquidations accelerated losses.

As worries over government debt and currency stability resurface, asset managers are once again reassessing how to protect purchasing power. Assets with limited supply, from gold to digital assets, are back in focus.

The crypto market is having another rough day, with total market value sliding to $2.57 trillion, down nearly 4% in 24 hours. Bitcoin has slipped to around $75,900, putting it 13% lower for the week, while Ethereum is hovering near $2,226 after losing more than 21% in seven days. The pain isn’t limited to the big two; XRP, Solana, BNB, Dogecoin, and Cardano are all deep in the red, showing that selling pressure is spreading across the market.

Gold is rallying hard, while Bitcoin remains stuck in a tight range, and the growing gap between the two is raising questions across global markets.

The crypto market moved higher on Tuesday as Bitcoin held above $88,000 and Ethereum extended gains. The rebound followed renewed ETF inflows, institutional accumulation, and easing selling pressure. Stable interest rate expectations and Asia-focused liquidity measures also supported prices.

Gold and silver extended gains this week while Bitcoin traded sideways. Market analysts point to a growing divergence between precious metals and Bitcoin. Historical data shows Bitcoin follows metals with a delay during macro shifts.