Bitcoin’s tumble is piquing the interest of investors who view pronounced swings in the digital token as a possible precursor for broader changes in risk appetite in global markets. The cryptocurrency has shed about 4% in the past two days following a near 16% plunge in April, the worst monthly drop since Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX digital-asset empire imploded in November 2022. The token changed hands at $57,359 as of 11:17 a.m. Thursday in Singapore, around a two-month low. Some investors scour Bitcoin inflexions for clues about shifting liquidity dynamics that can buffet other assets. The token slid in the past few ... (full story)