The resistance zone near $75,000 represents previous all-time highs where profit-taking typically occurs.
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Regulatory crackdowns create volatility because crypto markets are highly sensitive to legal uncertainty. Announcements of bans, lawsuits, or stricter rules can trigger immediate sell-offs as investors fear reduced adoption and liquidity. Since crypto is global, actions in one major region, such as the U.S. or EU, often ripple worldwide. On the other hand, clear frameworks can attract institutional capital, improving sentiment. Markets also react differently depending on enforcement severity: outright bans spark panic, while licensing regimes may boost legitimacy. Thus, regulation is one of the most powerful external factors shaping both short-term volatility and long-term confidence.
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5. Multi-chain eligibility encourages bridging activity, expanding protocol reach. This can improve liquidity distribution but also exposes users to bridge-related exploits.
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