BITCOIN FALLS BELOW $90K AMID GLOBAL SELL-OFF Bitcoin dipped below $90,000 on Tuesday, its lowest since Jan. 9, as a global selloff in bonds and equities intensified amid geopolitical tensions. Ether fell 6% and Solana 4.6%, while long-dated U.S. and Japanese Treasuries saw yields spike. Trump’s renewed Greenland tariff threats fueled U.S. bond selling, while Japan’s fiscal plans added to volatility. Investors flocked to gold, hitting a record above $4,700. Analysts warn macro risks are underpriced, with Bitcoin’s options market showing rising demand for downside protection. Next support is $84,000–$85,000.(*Walter Bloomberg)