The boss of Britain’s biggest Bitcoin company has pledged to keep buying the cryptocurrency after losing nearly $100m (£73m) in three months.

Bitcoin has dropped to $84,000, its lowest level in 2026, following a massive tech stock sell-off. Experts warn it could fall below $80,000. Find out if analysts say you should buy now or wait.

As bitcoin remains in a downtrend, several technical and onchain levels stand out as critical areas of support.

Overview Bitcoin fell over 3% to $76,282 amid gold and silver price crashes as geopolitical tensions rise. Ethereum plunged nearly 8%. Solana, XRP and BNB, the

Bitcoin’s entire Trump-era gains have been wiped out after the cryptocurrency was hit by a fresh market sell-off. The price of Bitcoin dropped sharply over the weekend to around $77,000 (£56,000) as investors fled the notoriously volatile asset.

As global tensions rise, investors are treating Bitcoin as a cash machine and gold as the real safe haven – and the Bitcoin price is paying the price.

The bitcoin price is stuck near $88,000 as thin holiday liquidity, fading ETF demand, and unwinding leverage continue to cap any year-end breakout above $90,000. The bitcoin price hovered below $90,000 near $80,000 today as traders made another late push ...

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Bitcoin Price remained below the $95,000 mark on Monday following a broader decline in the cryptocurrency market.  The price of Bitcoin has fallen by

Bitcoin faces fresh pressure as $1.875B exits US spot ETFs ahead of the Fed decision. Is BTC nearing a breakdown or setting up for consolidation?