Bitcoin (BTC) saw a dramatic downturn after recently achieving record highs, quickly retreating from its near $100,000 peak.
Late Thursday, Bitcoin’s price dropped below $94,000, marking a swift decline from its recent all-time high of approximately $100,000.
The exact cause of the drop remains unclear, as no immediate event or news appeared to trigger the selloff.
According to CoinDesk Indices data, which aggregates prices from multiple exchanges, Bitcoin reached a low of $93,468.34. On Binance, it briefly touched $90,500, while on Coinbase it hovered around $92,000.
Interestingly, the decline was not mirrored by a broader downturn in the crypto market. While Bitcoin experienced a sharp pullback, other cryptocurrencies remained relatively unaffected.
However, Bitcoin quickly regained some ground, recovering back above $96,000 following the sharp drop.
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