The bitcoin price has soared since the reelection of U.S. president Donald Trump last year, rising on a wave of enthusiasm for bitcoin and crypto, but its rally has stalled in recent months despite U.S. Treasury secretary Scott Bessent quietly sending the market a “signal” last week.

Overview Bitcoin’s first negative October since 2018 raises concerns, but strong network performance and institutional interest keep long-term confidence intact

If October’s crash was about forced selling, the current drawdown may reflect something more sobering: conviction eroding. Long-time Bitcoin holders have offloaded around 400,000 Bitcoin over the past month, an exodus of about $45 billion that’s left the market unbalanced, according to Markus Thielen, head of 10x Research.

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 price just crashed below $100,000, testing levels not seen in months. Earlier this week, Bitcoin broke below some key technical level.

Weeks after the biggest bitcoin liquidation event ever, the world's largest crypto is teetering at the edge of a bear market.

Bitcoin has found support around $100,300 after temporarily dumping below the $100k mark for the first time since May.

If October’s crash was about forced selling, the current drawdown may reflect something more sobering: conviction eroding. Long-time Bitcoin holders have offloaded around 400,000 Bitcoin over the past month, an exodus of about $45 billion that’s left the market unbalanced, according to Markus Thielen, head of 10x Research.

T Vol. 24h: $113.74 B price has been seeing heavy selling pressure recently, triggering an overall crypto market crash with liquidations soaring to $2 billion earlier today. Popular economist Peter Schiff noted that BTC could wipe out all 2025 gains,