Yesterday, the bitcoin price briefly dipped below the $100,000 mark for the first time since June. Many analysts are wondering if this latest crypto bull market is over.

The entire crypto market was rattled on October 10, when bitcoin and the broader market witnessed a drastic and sharp sell-off as President Trump announced sweeping 100% tariffs and export controls in response to China’s new restrictions on nearly all products starting November 1, 2025.

The price of bitcoin dropped below $100,000 late Tuesday, as the main crypto token suffered amid the market's overall risk-off mood. It's up a bit on Wednesday, but the drop meant that since hitting a record high around $125,

Bitcoin (BTC-USD) is edging closer to bear market territory after a sharp pullback that has erased a significant portion of its 2025 gains.

Alongside the regulatory shift, new wallet technologies are quietly reshaping how individuals interact with digital assets. Beyond the standard KYC and custody models, newer solutions prioritise encryption,

Bitcoin falls below $99K as the crypto market loses over $1 trillion in a month. Ethereum and major coins plunge amid global liquidations.

Investment firm Galaxy has lowered its end-of-year Bitcoin price target, citing shifting market dynamics and short-term derivatives liquidations.

The largest Bitcoin open interest meltdown since October 10 shows traders staying cautious as leverage fails to rebound.

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Traders can also keep track of where liquidation levels are concentrated, helping identify zones of forced activity that can act as near-term support or resistance.