Crypto Market Crash
Analysts estimate roughly $2 trillion has been wiped off the total crypto market capitalization since late 2025, sparking panic selling across major tokens.
Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency, has seen extreme volatility — crashing toward the $60,000 level, its lowest price since late 2024.
Recent trading sessions have put Bitcoin below $65,000 at times, reflecting accelerated outflows and heavy liquidations.
The prolonged sell-off has erased much of the post-2024 rally gains, and assets such as Ether and other leading altcoins have also suffered significant declines in value.
Market observers attribute the slump to weakening investor sentiment, massive withdrawals from institutional crypto funds, and broader financial market uncertainty.
Investors remain cautious as analysts warn that the downturn could persist until risk appetite returns — with some even signaling potential further drops if key technical support levels are breached.