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SkyBridge Capital founder Anthony Scaramucci told the crypto community not to panic as Bitcoin faced fresh pressure. In a post on X, he said investors should not let price swings change their view of the asset. He wrote, "Bitcoin got us to $126,000. So now we feel terrible at $72,000." He added that the asset remained the same even though emotions had shifted with the market. He also warned against reacting to fear during periods of stress. His broader point was that investors should avoid making decisions based only on recent losses. Sharp sell-off hits leveraged traders. Bitcoin came under heavy selling pressure during weekend trading. The asset dropped sharply and touched a low near $71,349 after printing a large red candle early Sunday. The move triggered widespread liquidations across the crypto market. Nearly 120,000 traders were liquidated within 24 hours, while losses reached almost $189.85 million over 12 hours. Long traders took the largest hit during that stretch. Data in the report showed that leveraged long positions accounted for $132.80 million of the 12-hour liquidation total. Bear market pressure remains. Scaramucci has already said the crypto market entered a bear phase earlier this year. He previously said the main issue was no longer whether the market had turned, but how long the pressure would last. He also lowered his earlier Bitcoin cycle target from $170,000 to $150,000. That shift reflected a more cautious view as the market lost momentum. Scaramucci pointed to what he called "demographic tension" as one reason for the slower pace. He said crypto adoption still depends heavily on younger investors, while older capital tends to move more slowly. Even so, his latest message remained clear. He told investors to ignore short-term noise, avoid excess leverage, and focus on the asset itself.
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