
Bitcoin Erases All Post-Trump Reelection Gains After 50% Drop
Bitcoin's value has plummeted over 50% from its 2025 peak, wiping out all gains made since the 2024 US Presidential election.

Bitcoin's value has plummeted over 50% from its 2025 peak, wiping out all gains made since the 2024 US Presidential election.

Bitcoin has dropped below the critical $60,000 mark, reaching its lowest price since October 2024, influenced by institutional selling, ETF outflows, and rate-hike concerns.

XRP experienced a notable downturn, breaking key support levels and sparking debate among traders about its immediate future price trajectory.

All twenty major digital assets tracked by the CoinDesk 20 index experienced price declines, signaling a widespread bearish sentiment across the crypto market.
Bitcoin's price has dipped into "Fire Sale" territory on the Rainbow Chart, mirroring levels last seen during the FTX crash, as market fear intensifies.

XRP has plunged 7%, hitting a four-month low as weak technical indicators overshadow some institutional interest.

Bitcoin has experienced a sharp 17% decline over four days, triggering $4.5 billion in liquidations and raising concerns about its ability to hold the $60,000 support level.

Bitcoin recently saw its price fall to **$62,000**, prompting MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor to reiterate his unwavering belief in the cryptocurrency's long-term value and strategic importance.
Bitcoin's price has fallen below the crucial $62,000 mark, driven by significant institutional outflows, geopolitical concerns, and a notable sale from MicroStrategy.

Bitcoin's price has fallen below $63,000 for the first time since February, triggering increased demand for protective options and a rising market fear gauge.
Bitcoin's price has fallen below $65,000, driven by a broad investor shift towards AI stocks and new IPOs, coupled with regulatory uncertainty.

Bitcoin has reached its lowest price point in over two months, mirroring a decline in U.S. stocks, driven by heightened geopolitical instability in the Middle East.

Bitcoin Cash significantly dropped by 10.7%, pulling the CoinDesk 20 index down, with Binance Coin also experiencing a notable 3.4% decline.

Bitcoin experienced a sharp decline, dropping below $66,000 amidst geopolitical tensions and broader market apprehension.

A recent 6% decline in Bitcoin's price led to significant market liquidations, with some analysts now pointing to a potential $50,000 price target.
Bitcoin's price dipped below $68,000, influenced by significant ETF withdrawals, MicroStrategy's first BTC sale, and Mt. Gox wallet movements.

Bitcoin has dropped below the $70,000 mark, driven by increasing losses, significant exchange inflows, and widespread market fear.

Bitcoin's price dipped below $70,000, reaching a two-month low and triggering substantial liquidations across the broader cryptocurrency market.

XRP experienced a notable price drop, reaching multi-week lows as broader market trends and persistent selling pressure impacted the digital asset.

Bitcoin has fallen to a two-month low, with market analytics firm Santiment noting a significant and growing divergence from traditional equity markets.

Bitcoin dropped to a seven-week low below $71,000 as fading US-Iran ceasefire hopes and rising oil prices fueled global market uncertainty.

Bitcoin's price fell to a two-month low following a major strategy's first BTC sale since 2022 and billions in outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs.

Bitcoin and Ethereum opened June with price drops, extending May's losses, while U.S. equity index futures showed an upward trend.

XRP recently experienced a 15-week price low, prompting market observers to assess its potential for recovery or further decline.

The Sui network experienced back-to-back outages, contributing to a 20% weekly price decline for its SUI token, making it a top underperformer.