Bitcoin has fallen to its lowest level since Donald Trump’s inauguration, losing 40% of its value from the all-time high reached in October 2025. Participants in prediction markets believe that the bottom has not yet been reached, Bloomberg reports.
The XRP cryptocurrency was trading at $1.4404 at 06:02 GMT on Thursday, according to the Investing.com Index, falling by 10.02% on the day. This marked the most significant decline in the cryptocurrency’s value since October 10, 2025.
Bitcoin fell nearly 8% on Thursday to levels around $70,000 as declining liquidity and a large-scale sell-off in global technology stocks put renewed pressure on risk assets.
According to Burry, a further sharp decline in Bitcoin could undermine companies that hold the leading cryptocurrency on their balance sheets, increasing pressure from their creditors. The expert believes that gold and silver are no longer isolated from the crypto market: growing correlation is turning precious metals into participants in a chain reaction that was previously considered unlikely.
Bitcoin fell to its lowest level in 15 months on Wednesday, dropping to around $72,000 as part of a broader market sell-off affecting assets worldwide.
As the first reason, experts cited weak financial reports from tech giant companies. The results of the so-called “Magnificent Seven,” and especially Microsoft, disappointed investors and cast doubt on the sustainability of expectations for growth in the artificial intelligence market, which had previously supported demand for risk assets.
Bitcoin traded slightly above its 15-month low on Wednesday after a sharp sell-off pushed the world’s largest cryptocurrency down to levels near $73,000 amid a wave of liquidations and broader risk aversion.
Ethereum was trading at $2,195.61 at 03:22 GMT on Monday, according to the Investing.com index, declining by 10.22% on the day. This was the largest drop in the cryptocurrency’s value since October 10, 2025.
On Monday, Bitcoin traded near its lowest level since April after a sharp weekend sell-off that pushed prices down to around the $75,000 mark, as major leveraged position liquidations and growing macroeconomic uncertainty weighed on sentiment.
On Saturday, Bitcoin experienced another sharp crash that brought it to a seven-month low just above $75,000. In less than two weeks, the losses amounted to approximately $20,000.
The XRP cryptocurrency was trading at $1.5564 at 20:13 (17:13 GMT) on Saturday, according to the Investing.com index, declining by 11.19% on the day. This marked the largest drop in the cryptocurrency’s value since October 10, 2025.
The Ethereum cryptocurrency was trading at $2,434.30 at 17:14 GMT on Saturday, according to the Investing.com index, declining by 10.26% on the day. This marked the largest drop in the cryptocurrency’s value since January 31.
Bitcoin plunged sharply on Friday, hitting its lowest level in the past two months as a wave of forced liquidations hit leveraged traders and investors assessed the potential impact of changes in the leadership of the U.S. Federal Reserve.
Geopolitical escalation became the main catalyst for a sharp collapse in financial markets. President Donald Trump stated that a massive armada led by the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln is heading toward Iran, and that time for a new nuclear deal is running out. He threatened military actions that would surpass previous operations.
Nearly 36.5 million ether are currently staked — almost 30% of the total supply. According to the experts, the amount of coins removed from circulation is increasing at the same time.
Bitcoin fell toward the $88,000 mark on Thursday, remaining under pressure despite a weaker U.S. dollar and a strong rally in gold, as investors assessed the Federal Reserve’s decision to keep interest rates unchanged.
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