Nigeria, Feb. 23 -- According to Bloomberg, the world's largest cryptocurrency fell nearly five percent to about 64,300 dollars, its weakest level since early February. Ether also declined by more than 5% as selling pressure spread across the broader digital asset space.



Market analysts say crypto assets remain exposed to shifting macroeconomic signals. Traders are closely monitoring the 60,000 dollar mark, with derivatives data from Deribit showing increased demand for downside protection at that level. Data from CoinGecko indicates the overall crypto market shed roughly 100 billion dollars in value within 24 hours.



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