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Bitcoin drops 5% to below $95K as crypto sell-off deepens
Bitcoin dropped 5% early Friday, falling to $94,483, as a broader risk-off mood swept through global markets. The sharp decline extended losses, pushing the world's largest cryptocurrency to lows not seen in six months. The drop reflects renewed investor caution as hopes for near-term Fed rate cuts fade and concerns over liquidity and tech valuations resurface. Minutes after hitting its intraday low, Bitcoin was down 4.59% to $95,053.54 by 7:48 am ET. Ethereum followed suit, dropping 4.36% to $3,088.78.
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From marketpulse.com | Nov 14, 2025
On Friday, Bitcoin fell below the $95,000 mark, reaching $94,508 – its lowest level in about six months. Since hitting a record high of $126,251 in early October, the cryptocurrency has lost nearly 25% of its value. It is now dangerously close to erasing all gains made in 2025, with the year-end price of 2024 standing at $93,714. One of the key drivers of ...
