Bitcoin Falls Below $60,000, Dragging Crypto Market Value Down by $2 Trillion
Bitcoin’s price dropped to its lowest level since last October, intensifying a sell-off that has erased over $2 trillion from the crypto market since late 2025.
Bitcoin’s price dropped to its lowest level since last October, intensifying a sell-off that has erased over $2 trillion from the crypto market since late 2025.
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Bitcoin’s price slide has triggered significant unrealized losses across institutional Bitcoin treasuries, with major holders seeing billions wiped off their portfolios.
Bitcoin fell below the $60,000 mark as Mt. Gox began large Bitcoin repayments to creditors, sparking widespread sell pressure and pushing the crypto market into deep correction territory.
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