Bitcoin’s fall below $100,000 last week — the first time in months, while also entering a bear market — hasn’t reduced Strategy’s appetite for the digital currency. The company just made its largest purchase of bitcoin over a week’s time in more than three months.

Yet the market has retreated — fast, hard and with no clear trigger. Bitcoin’s total market value has plunged by about $600 billion from an October high, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. In crypto, volatility is expected. What’s different this time is how quickly conviction has evaporated, and how few explanations hold up.

Bitcoin just collapsed below $90,500, wiping out every single gain it had stacked this year. The drop is turning uglier by the hour, and in the options

Bitcoin’s price slide continues, trading below $91,500 as traders bet on further declines and load up on protection near key downside levels, including the $80K zone.

Bitcoin sank deeper below the $100,000 mark, dragged down by a fresh wave of risk aversion and a selloff in tech stocks that reignited Wall Street jitters.

If liquidity improves as forecast, ARK expects continued accumulation by ETFs and corporations to outweigh early-adopter selling pressure. That trend could sustain the current bull cycle into 2026, with institutional adoption acting as a buffer against profit-taking by long-term holders.

Over the recent weekend, Bitcoin's value momentarily dipped to $93,000, intensifying concerns about the persistent fragility in the cryptocurrency market. Altho

A fast reset in downside odds mirrors QCP’s warning of flat-footed pro desks, with Glassnode highlighting oversold momentum and moderating ETF outflows.

Bitcoin (BTC) starts a new week with the bull market at stake as BTC price predictions diverge wildly. BTC price roundtrips 2025 gains Bitcoin fell back to its yearly open level into Sunday’s weekly close,