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Bitcoin Falls Below $90,000 for First Time Since April, Erasing 2025 Gains

A break of key chart supports has left the market vulnerable to further selling.

Overview

  • Prices touched the high $80,000s late Monday, with reports citing intraday lows between $89,426 and $89,953.
  • The slide extends a nearly 30% drawdown from October’s record above $126,000, reversing the year’s advances.
  • Losses spread across digital assets, with Ether slipping under $3,000 and tokens like XRP, BNB, SOL and Dogecoin declining.
  • Crypto-exposed equities weakened as well, with shares of Coinbase and miner Riot Platforms falling alongside digital-asset prices.
  • Analysts point to rate-cut uncertainty, institutional de-risking and thin liquidity after prior shakeouts, and some warn that $75,000 is the next level to watch after $98,000 support gave way.