Markets turning red again. $BTC losing $69.5K while oil pushes higher is not a great sign. Nasdaq and S&P futures already in the red before the open. Risk isMarkets turning red again. $BTC losing $69.5K while oil pushes higher is not a great sign. Nasdaq and S&P futures already in the red before the open. Risk is
BTC declines amid broader risk-off sentiment; oil rises, Nasdaq and S&P futures turn red pre-market.
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Markets turning red again. $BTC losing $69.5K while oil pushes higher is not a great sign. Nasdaq and S&P futures already in the red before the open. Risk is coming off across the board. https://t.co/9zgxlqDK6A
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