Price

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

Bitcoin’s price crashed sharply on Thursday, sliding through critical support and dipping near $66,000 in volatile trading.

The bitcoin price crashed to $69,000 in trading Thursday as a deepening selloff in global markets spilled into crypto markets.

Bitcoin fell 13% last week after bears decisively broke $84,000 support, pushing prices to $75,600 before a minor recovery to $76,919 close. The loss of the 100-week SMA signals bear market confirmation, with resistance now at former support levels.

Bitcoin plunged below $75,000 this weekend amid liquidations and retail panic.

The bitcoin price erased a rally above $90,000 in less than 24 hours as it dumped to $84,000.

The bitcoin price hovered near $90,000 as the Fed held rates steady and Powell signaled a neutral stance — neither tightening nor rushing new cuts.

The bitcoin price rebounded above $90,000 as traders weigh the looming Fed rate decision.

The bitcoin price fell to $86,000 over the weekend but has steadied to around $87,850 amid caution over Federal Reserve policy, recent liquidations, and technical pressure.

Bitcoin closed the week at $86,588 after losing $87,000 support, with bears eyeing a decisive break below $84,000 that could accelerate declines toward $68,000–$72,000.