Bitcoin price today fell below $90,000, the lowest in seven months, as major cryptocurrencies tumbled in a broad market sell-off.
The decline marks a drop of over 15% in the past week and more than 33% from its October all-time high, driven by profit-booking, slower ETF inflows, and persistent macro uncertainty.
The cryptocurrency market is witnessing a massive sell-off as Bitcoin plummets below the $90,000 mark.
The world’s largest cryptocurrency traded around $89,390 in the afternoon, its lowest since April.
Ethereum also gave up support at $3,000, signaling the onset of a bearish phase, while BNB slipped below $900.
Solana neared $130, with Dogecoin around $0.15 and Cardano near $0.45.
XRP remained above $2.11 and Chainlink traded above $13.11.
Bitcoin was trading at about $91,185.74, with a market capitalization near $1.82 trillion.
In the last 24 hours, trading activity reached roughly $116.36 billion, and prices were down about 4.52%.

Bitcoin Dives Below $90,000 as Major Cryptos Slip in Broad Sell-Off
Bitcoin plunges to its lowest level in seven months, dragging Ethereum and other top assets as ETF outflows and liquidity concerns deepen market weakness.

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