The cryptocurrency market was rocked over the weekend by a dramatic sell-off that sent Bitcoin prices tumbling and triggered widespread concern among investors. On Sunday, a Bitcoin whale offloaded 24,000 BTC—worth over $2.7 billion—in a matter of hours. The move sparked one of the sharpest single-day corrections in recent memory and raised urgent questions about Bitcoin’s short-term trajectory and the broader stability of the crypto ecosystem. 📉 Bitcoin Price Plunges Amid Whale Activity Bitcoin’s price dropped precipitously from $115,000 to $111,000, erasing billions in market capitalization in minutes. This sudden dip disrupted the bullish momentum that had been building for weeks, especially as Bitcoin had recently flirted with new all-time highs. Ethereum (ETH), the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, also felt the shockwaves. ETH had just reached a record $4,953.73, but the Bitcoin crash dragged it down nearly 8%, leaving the $5,000 milestone out of reach once again....