bitcoin price

Bitcoin price fell more than 5% on Sunday evening, dropping below $65,000, with most of the decline occurring within just two hours.

Bitcoin’s massive slide from its October high near $126,000 to about $67,000 has sparked debate over whether fears of quantum computing pose a real threat to the network’s cryptography or whether the downturn is better explained by shifting capital flows.

After a rough sell-off that dragged BTC near $60,000, the bitcoin price has rebounded above $70,000.

The Bitcoin price is approaching a multi-month bottom near $60,000 after a sharp multi-month decline from over $100,000.

Fed Governor Christopher Waller said bitcoin and crypto remain largely separate from the traditional financial system, viewing their volatility as a market feature rather than a systemic risk.

Bitcoin staged a strong recovery from $60,000 support last week after heavy selling, closing near $70,315 with MRI buy signal flashing – key levels to watch include $71,800 resistance and $57,800 deeper support.

After a rocky week, the bitcoin price is trading above $71,000.

The bitcoin price rebounded above $71,000 today after days of large-scale selling.

Bitcoin price has fallen roughly 50% from its all-time highs, with over $1 billion in liquidations recorded in the past 24 hours.

The bitcoin price is trading very near its one-year low.