Bitcoin’s failure to rally along with gold since its October flash crash has dented bitcoin’s reputation as an emerging safe haven, with traders all but giving up on bitcoin and crypto more broadly until U.S. president Donald Trump’s new pick for Federal Reserve chair Kevin Warsh gets his feet under the desk.

The drop in the crypto’s price was attributed to a variety of factors, including, as usual, economic uncertainty as well as a fluctuating geopolitical climate. Here, we break down what we know about the drop in Bitcoin’s price.

It's official: Bitcoin, as well as other cryptocurrency markets, are crashing. On Thursday, Bitcoin plummeted below $68,000, blowing past a key level that crypto investors were hoping to hold. Bitcoin is now trading at its lowest prices since November 2024, essentially erasing all gains made in more than a year.

Crypto crashing as Bitcoin BTC USD price falls today: The crypto market is witnessing a significant downturn. Prices have plummeted, with Bitcoin and Ethereum leading the decline. Over $900 billion has been wiped out in just 22 days.

The price of bitcoin fell about 10% over the past week.

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Bitcoin dropped Thursday, with the world's largest cryptocurrency falling roughly 8% to trade slightly above $67,000. The selloff picked up pace late in the U.S morning. Declines in crypto prices have coincided with broader market jitters.

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The price of bitcoin continued its monthslong slide Thursday, falling another 11% to $67,000, its lowest level in 15 months