Bitcoin's price has plummeted beneath the $100,000 mark, reflecting increased caution in the market toward risk assets. With large investment funds and corporate treasuries pulling back, signs of a bear market are becoming apparent, leading analysts to note a significant decline in market sentiment. Concurrently, demand for protective options in the derivatives market has surged, indicating heightened investor fears about future price movements. Despite Bitcoin maintaining some gains since the beginning of the year, recent trends raise concerns, necessitating close attention to upcoming critical support levels.

The yen weakens significantly against the euro and dollar after Japan's Prime Minister supports sustained low interest rates. In contrast, the Australian dollar gains strength following better-than-expected employment figures, reducing the likelihood of near-term rate cuts.

Samsung forecasts Q3 profit of 12.1 trillion won, boosted by strong AI chip demand.

The U.S. dollar remained steady on Tuesday following a shift in President Donald Trump’s harsh stance on tariffs against China.