Bitcoin erased its post-election gains on Friday as a sharp sell-off in global technology and AI stocks weighed on cryptocurrency markets. The decline triggered $1.08 billion in liquidations over 24 hours, mostly involving leveraged bullish positions. Investors are also monitoring US employment data, Federal Reserve rate expectations, and institutional ETF flows for signs of further market direction.
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