Bitcoin price in freefall, weeks after hitting all-time high - More than $1 trillion has been wiped from the crypto market.

Bitcoin prices were below $94,000 on Monday, while questions mount about whether the market has already hit its cycle high.

Bitcoin price plunged to $98,000 as long-term holders sold at record levels, institutional demand weakened, and broader market fatigue set in.

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Crypto markets extended their retreat today as the Bitcoin price hovered near a seven-month low at $88,890 — down 4% on the day and trading near the bottom of its weekly range.

Bitcoin has erased its Tuesday bounce and resumed its slide, as one analyst eyes $84,000–$86,000 as potential local bottom.

Bitcoin's price has dropped by thousands since last month, a reminder that the most popular cryptocurrency's value is highly unpredictable and very volatile.

Bitcoin (down 12.4%) has led a broader decline for crypto prices over the last seven days: Ethereum prices have dropped 18%, XRP fell 16.9%, BNB is down 19.2%, Solana has fallen 22.5% and the meme ...

The value of bitcoin has fallen sharply since reaching record heights last month, briefly falling below $90,000 on Tuesday ...

If history is any guide, it makes sense to buy the dip on Bitcoin. That's because, for much of the past decade, Bitcoin has ...

Bitcoin sinks to a seven-month low as $115M longs liquidate and fading rate-cut odds spark fears of a deeper drop.