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Bitcoin falls near $64,000 as losses accelerate, hits lowest levels since October 2024
Bitcoin (BTC-USD) crashed over 13% on Thursday, slinking below $64,000 to touch its lowest levels since October 2024 as a steep sell-off continued to accelerate. The token is down nearly 50% from last year's all-time high, erasing all of the gains made during President Trump's second term. Investors had been optimistic that the administration's crypto-friendly policies would lift digital-asset prices. And despite the intense selling, some bitcoin strategists say the token may not have reached a bottom yet. "Bitcoin remains in a larger bear-market structure," 10X Research wrote in a note on Thursday. "In the ... (full story)
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