Bitcoin Price Hits Breaking Point; Declines Seem Baseless

Despite positive developments, the steady decline in the Bitcoin price over the past month has thoroughly discouraged investors, pushing them away from the market. Investors are now demanding stability.
The Bitcoin price, which hit an all-time high at the beginning of October amid expectations of a FED interest rate cut and quantitative easing, has reached an unbelievable low just one month later. Now, no one understands the reason behind these declines.
Bitcoin Price is Dropping Senselessly

Allegations that Donald Trump and former Binance CEO CZ, whose sentence was recently pardoned, were behind the shock drop on October 10th caused a rupture in investor sentiment. Having lost trust in the market, investors are now acting with extreme caution.
When the expected liquidity flow from retail investors, which was hoped to be the market’s lifeblood, failed to materialize, the burden shifted to institutional investors—but they couldn’t provide a solution either. Consequently, investors opening long positions in leveraged trades during every dip have become the primary source of profit for market makers.
Following the record high at the beginning of October, the Bitcoin price has been falling steadily. Despite significant positive news, such as the stablecoin initiatives from PayPal and Mastercard, Bitcoin has failed to make the expected recovery. Although it briefly surged above $100,000 last week, it couldn’t maintain the level and approached $89,000 as of yesterday. In the last 24 hours, approximately $1 billion in assets were liquidated from leveraged trades.
The Crypto Fear & Greed Index dropping to 15 points—its lowest level this year—indicates that investors are highly reluctant to inject fresh capital into the market. The total market capitalization, which had peaked at $4 trillion, has now fallen to $3.1 trillion. Furthermore, the Ethereum price slipping below $3,000 has left it unable to challenge Bitcoin’s dominance, causing the altcoin market to decline even more sharply.
On another note, accounts believed to belong to Barron Trump have been reportedly opening short positions worth hundreds of millions of dollars right before each crash. The fact that market makers are conspicuously not making moves to liquidate these positions has further alienated investors from the market.
Bitcoin Price Summary (Last 12 Months) (Based on News Article)
| Date Range | Average Price Range (USD) | Period Summary & Article Reflections |
| Nov – Dec 2024 | $55,000 – $60,000 | A stable base formation. The market awaits the FED’s next moves. |
| Jan – Mar 2025 | $60,000 – $75,000 | With the start of the year, “quantitative easing expectations” begin to be priced in. A slow but steady rise. |
| Apr – Jun 2025 | $75,000 – $88,000 | The rally gains momentum. Institutional investor interest increases, and liquidity starts entering the market. |
| Jul – Sep 2025 | $85,000 – $98,000 | “FED interest rate cut” expectations peak. The market is dominated by anticipation of a new record. Altcoins join the rally. |
| October 2025 | **$100,000+ (Record High)** | (Focus of the News) * All-Time High (ATH) was broken at the beginning of the month. * A “shock drop on October 10th” (Trump/CZ allegations) caused a sharp break. |
| November 2025 (Current) | $89,000 (Mid-Month) | (Focus of the News) * “Last week,” there was a failed attempt to rally above $100,000. * “As of yesterday,” the price fell back to the $89,000 level. * Fear & Greed Index is at a low (15). |
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