The assessment is based on the strength and relevance of the provided primary sources. The Statista and Finviz sources are rated with high authority and relevance, as they provide the raw historical price data and daily charts necessary to verify both claims within the statement: 1) the specific dollar amount of the drop ($9,343) and 2) the historical context that it was the largest drop since the FTX collapse in 2022. These sources are the most critical pieces of evidence for a definitive verification.The market highlights report from Banque des Monts Blancs, while lacking specific figures, corroborates the general event by confirming a significant price 'plunge' for Bitcoin, lending contextual support to the statement. The social media post from the news outlet also aligns with this narrative by reporting on a 'Bitcoin slump' and market turmoil.There is no conflicting evidence among the relevant sources. The sources concerning Ethereum, Copper, and Dogecoin are correctly identified as irrelevant and do not impact the assessment. The anecdotal Reddit thread is too low in authority to be considered but does not contradict the other evidence.Because the most authoritative and relevant sources provide a direct means to verify the specific numerical claims, and all other relevant sources support the general context of a major price drop, the statement is assessed as 'likely_true' with a 'high' level of confidence.