Bloodshed in the crypto market doesn’t seem to be stopping. Nearly $700 billion has been wiped out, and Bitcoin has crashed from $99,000 to $79,000 in just eight days – erasing all the gains from the Trump-fueled rally.
Fear is gripping the market, and investors are scrambling to figure out what’s next. Is this just another dip, or is something bigger at play? And more importantly—how low can Bitcoin go?
Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency, has dropped more than 5% in the last 24 hours, hitting a four-month low of $79,263. One of the main reasons for this decline is economic uncertainty caused by President Trump’s tariff threats, which have spooked investors.
At the same time, the Crypto Fear and Greed Index has fallen to 21, its lowest level in nearly three years—showing extreme fear in the market.
A major part of Bitcoin’s losses comes from short-term holders (STHs) selling in panic. Over the last three days, these investors have collectively lost $2.16 billion.
Here’s how much different groups of investors have lost:
This selling trend shows that newer investors are losing confidence and exiting the market quickly.
The U.S. SEC recently ruled that meme coins are not securities, which at first seems like good news. However, this decision has actually made things worse. Meme coins depend heavily on hype and social trends, and with Bitcoin crashing, meme coins have also collapsed, adding more fear to the market.
Disappointment with Trump’s Crypto Promises
Another factor pushing Bitcoin lower is growing disappointment over President Trump’s crypto policies. Many investors had expected strong pro-crypto measures, but progress has been slower than anticipated. This has led to selling pressure, especially on cryptocurrencies that had gained from Trump-related optimism.
Bitcoin’s drop has affected the whole market. Other major cryptocurrencies have also fallen. Ethereum (ETH) is down 7.5%, XRP has dropped 8.2%, and Solana (SOL) has fallen 9%. This shows that investors are losing trust in the crypto market.
Traders are closely watching Bitcoin’s next move. Some analysts believe Bitcoin needs to fill a gap near $80,000 before it can recover. Crypto analyst AlphaBTC suggests that if Bitcoin fills this gap, it could start a new rally. However, if it fails, prices could drop even further to $73,000.
At the same time, Bitcoin options data shows that more traders are betting on a drop to $70,000. This suggests that some investors expect the market to worsen before it gets better.
The bulls are battered, the bears are in control, and the market is holding its breath for what comes next.
The crypto market is crashing due to U.S.-China trade war fears, Bitcoin ETF outflows, and declining investor confidence, wiping out $800 billion.
Yes, Ethereum dropped 9%, erasing all post-election gains, as bearish sentiment and Bitcoin’s decline impact the entire crypto market.
Trade war fears drive stock market declines, and since Bitcoin correlates with equities, it also faces downward pressure.
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