Bitcoin price teeters on trendline support after tech liquidation sparks profit-taking

Bitcoin price has dipped under intense macro headwinds today, July 25, as the Nasdaq-100 index plunged to its lowest level since May 5 over escalating concerns regarding heavy artificial intelligence spending by tech giants. Summary Bitcoin price slid 2.49% to $64,017 as tech-driven Nasdaq liquidations and 4.71% Treasury yields triggered defensive profit-taking. Spot BTC ETFs posted their worst inflows in three weeks, drawing just $33 million as buyers pivoted to bonds. BTC is actively testing vital 4-hour ascending trendline support; losing this slope exposes the psychological $60,000 floor. At the time of writing, the leading cryptocurrency trades at $64,017.51, representing a 2.49% decline over the last 24 hours. Daily trading volumes reached $22.84 billion according to CoinMarketCap data, representing rising selling pressure after BTC recently touched an intraday high near $66,900 on July 21. Market sentiment has turned cautious because Bitcoin increasingly correlates with high-growth technology shares. Tech equity liquidation triggers crypto selloff Data from TradingView shows that the Nasdaq-100 index closed its previous trading session at 28,128 points, establishing an eleve...