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Bitcoin’s recent surge to a record $104,000 has triggered significant profit-taking among long-term holders, according to CryptoQuant data.

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BTC's latest price action signals considerable confusion in the market in a shift away from the recent dominance of the bulls.

Risk sentiment took a hit in Asia on Friday from renewed political rumblings in South Korea, rattling investors' nerves as they awaited a crucial U.S. nonfarm payrolls report that could alter the odds of a Federal Reserve rate cut this month. Once markets caught word that there could be another martial law declaration in South Korea, heavy selling hammered the Korean won and the Seoul share market. South Korean authorities were quick to act.

The cryptocurrency Bitcoin has climbed beyond the $100,000 mark. Will it keep climbing or will it crash? What should investors know?

Bitcoin reached two milestones on Thursday, boosting bitcoin ETFs.