Bitcoin price recently dropped from over $100,000 to around $93,000, worsening the crypto sell-off.
A statement by Elon Musk triggered this downturn, leaving investors to reconsider their positions.
The broader market, including stocks, reacted to this new uncertainty, with crypto investors becoming increasingly concerned.
Veteran crypto investor Arthur Hayes predicts a market crash in late March due to several factors.
Despite Bitcoin’s status as a risk-on and risk-off asset, it could experience volatility in the coming months.
Economic data suggests the U.S. economy remains resilient, which may lead the Federal Reserve to maintain higher interest rates.
This could reduce investor interest in risky assets like cryptocurrencies, potentially harming Bitcoin.
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