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Bitcoin has fallen below $95,000 for the third time this month, leading to significant declines in the broader crypto market. The price drop of 8% in a single day marks a 24% decrease since its peak of $126,200 just five weeks ago. Overall market sentiment is fragile, as

Bitcoin has dropped below $95,000 for the third time this month, raising concerns about whether the bear market has officially begun. With Bitcoin down 8% in the last 24 hours and over 24% from its peak of $126,200, the entire crypto market appears affected. Major cryptocurrencies like Ethereum

Bitcoin continues to struggle as it dropped below $100,000, hitting $95,000 and triggering concerns about a potential bear market. This decline marks the third instance this month where Bitcoin fell below this critical threshold. Major cryptocurrencies have also seen significant losses, with Ethereum down 12% and Solana dipping

Bitcoin has fallen below $95,000, marking an 8% decline in a single day and over 24% down from its peak of $126,200 five weeks ago. This downward movement is driven by waning demand, high sell pressure, and significant liquidation of crypto positions. With more than $1.24 billion

Bitcoin recently dropped to a low below $96,000, raising concerns about a potential bear market in the cryptocurrency sector. The decline, approximately 24% from its peak of $126,200 within five weeks, is attributed to waning demand and increased selling pressure, leading to over $1.24 billion in liquidations

Bitcoin has fallen below $95,000, registering a significant 8% drop for the day and over 24% from its record high of $126,200 just five weeks ago. Experts are debating whether this downturn marks the start of a bear market, with indicators, such as the negative Coinbase premium and