Bitcoin's price has recently dropped to around $56,000, reflecting a broader market sell-off primarily triggered by a significant decline in tech stocks, particularly Nvidia, which faced a Department of Justice subpoena. The cryptocurrency is experiencing increased volatility with a correlation to traditional equities, as evidenced by its recent price movements aligning closely with the S&P 500's drops. Notably, Bitcoin has experienced five consecutive days of outflows from exchange-traded funds, totaling $287.8 million, contributing to bearish market sentiment. Analysts warn that further declines could see Bitcoin falling to $50,000 as traders await clarity on U.S. interest rate cuts and the upcoming presidential election. Additionally, the profitability of Bitcoin mining is nearing all-time lows, raising concerns about potential sell-offs from miners. Despite these challenges, Bitcoin's price response has been less severe compared to earlier market responses, suggesting a potential decoupling from traditional market influences.