Bitcoin Price Plummets Over 45% Amid Institutional Sell-Off
Bitcoin Is Taking a Nasty Swim

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Bitcoin's value has dropped significantly, falling to $65,527, a decline of over 45% from its peak of $124,000 in October 2025. Institutional investors are reportedly selling off their holdings, contributing to the downturn, which may reflect trends tied to US election cycles.
- 01Bitcoin's price fell to $65,527, down over 45% from its all-time high of $124,000.
- 02Investors have sold approximately $2.4 billion worth of Bitcoin in just two days.
- 0326% of Bitcoin sold in the last 30 days came from buyers who purchased at prices over $90,000.
- 04Historically, Bitcoin prices tend to rise after US presidential elections but fall during midterm election years.
- 05Analysts suggest that the current market slump may indicate a prolonged bear market for Bitcoin.
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Bitcoin has experienced a dramatic decline, with its price plummeting to $65,527, marking a staggering 45% drop from its peak of $124,000 in October 2025. This downturn has prompted significant selling activity, with institutional investors offloading around $2.4 billion worth of Bitcoin over just two days. Notably, 26% of the Bitcoin sold in the past month came from investors who had bought in at prices exceeding $90,000. Analysts, including Ed Engel from Compass Point, indicate that even the most steadfast Bitcoin holders are now capitulating, likening their exit to
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