Bitcoin price today: The world’s largest cryptocurrency Bitcoin has slipped below the $86,000 mark for the first time in two weeks, Bloomberg reported, citing weak investor sentiment.
An analysis by CoinMarketCap showed Bitcoin underperformed the broader crypto market as over $394 million liquidations, mostly longs, triggered stop-losses. Bears also pulled the markets after the United States Senate delayed crypto market structure bill to 2026.
Bohan Jiang, senior derivatives trader at FalconX told Bloomberg Bitcoin is in a “choppy range between $85,000-94,000” amid “continued lack of interest and low volumes across the board”.
Notably, Bitcoin is down about 30% from its all-time record high of more than $1,26,000 in October 2025. The token continues to make watchers anxious as it hovers close to its 2025 low, of around $74,400 (recorded in April).
At time of writing, CoinMarketCap data showed the world’s second largest crypto Ethereum trading at $2,933.91, down 5.75% over the past 24 hours. Its market cap was also down 5.79% at $354.1 billion, and volumes were at $27 billion (up 45.05%).
