The Oct. 10, 2025, crypto market crash wiped out an unprecedented $19 billion worth of leveraged Bitcoin and other crypto positions. But it was far from one of the biggest percentage drops in the price of BTC on record. From Mt. Gox’s penny trade to the FTX collapse shock, here’s every time Bitcoin’s price crashed
Gold-backed tokens hit a major milestone this week, topping $1 billion in daily trading volume for the first time on the back of the yellow metal’s record-breaking rally. Since the start of the shutdown on October 1, tokenized gold products’ trading volume topped $10 billion, surpassing BlackRock’s iShares Gold Trust (IAU), the world’s second-largest gold
Bitcoin (BTC) price plunged below $104,000 today, worrying investors. Following this sharp decline, the most debated topic in the market was whether BTC would fall below $100,000 before the end of October. Chart showing the intraday decline in BTC price. According to data from prediction platform Polymarket, the majority of investors think Bitcoin will fall
Bitcoin continued to fall early Friday as President Donald Trump waffled on the high tariffs he proposed for China last week. Heading into the weekend, investors need to watch the $103,000 price level, an analyst told Decrypt. At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading for $106,953 and now sits about 11% lower than it
With very little in the way of government economic statistics, comments from Fed speakers have taken on greater import, and Bank of America found little in recent talk that would suggest the central bank won’t continue with rate cuts at its last two meetings of 2025. New York Fed President John Williams, a key voice
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Story Highlights Bitcoin crashes below $105K as U.S. regional bank fears spark market turmoil; traders eye $100K support amid rising economic uncertainty. Banking stress hits crypto and altcoins; Bitcoin struggles while gold surges, fueling debate over digital gold’s reliability. Bitcoin price crashed below $105,000 on Friday, marking its lowest level since June. The drop came
The Bitcoin (BTC) price slid below $105,000 on Friday, reviving memories of previous capitulation phases, where despondent traders marked the start of major reversals. While bearish sentiment dominates headlines, several veteran analysts argue that October’s gloom could be setting the stage for another historic rebound. October’s Downturn Spurs Accumulation—Echoes of Past Cycles Some traders are
Corporate balance sheets are going crypto. In 2025, a record number of firms have disclosed holdings of Bitcoin, Ether, and other cryptocurrencies. Currently, 161 publicly listed companies across the globe follow a Bitcoin treasury strategy. Combined together, these companies hold over 1 million BTC. That’s 4.97% of all available Bitcoin. Corporate crypto treasuries hold over
CZ mocks Schiff’s bearish call, pointing out Bitcoin’s 16-year growth from $0.004 to over $110,000 despite recent dips against gold. Schiff doubles down on gold’s dominance, urging investors to sell Bitcoin as the precious metal hits record highs this year. Binance co-founder Changpeng ‘CZ’ Zhao has replied to economist Peter Schiff’s warning about a possible