Bitcoin slipped under its opening price of $93,507 for 2025 after a sharp weekend downturn across the crypto markets — a surprising reversal given the series of positive industry developments this year.

The broader crypto market joined global equities in heavy selling Friday, driven by escalating tensions between the U.S. and China. As of writing, the total crypto market cap was down about 2%, hovering near $4 trillion . Bitcoin  slid ~3%, dipping below $119,000, while Ethereum  dropped more than 6%, trading near $4,100. On Wall Street, the Dow  tumbled about 500 points to around 45,908, and the Nasdaq  slid ~2% to near 22,552. Liquidations Surge As markets roiled, an estima

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Bitcoin's price volatility has reached its lowest point in over a year and a half, signaling the cryptocurrency's maturation as a global financial asset. According to K33 Research, Bitcoin's weekly volatility dropped to a 563-day low on April 30. This decrease in volatility suggests a more stable price trajectory for the digital asset. Source: Vetle Lunde Bitcoin's market capitalization has surged to $1.87 trillion, positioning it as the seventh-largest asset globally, surpas