Based on historical records, after every Bitcoin (BTC) bull run, a bear market hits, and this cycle may be no different. Analysts forecast that the upcoming bear market may see the price of Bitcoin dropping as low as $25,000.

The price of bitcoin (BTC) plunged to $82,618 per coin as of 9 p.m. Eastern Time on Monday, marking a significant downturn in the broader cryptocurrency market. The total crypto economy has contracted by more than 12% against the U.S. dollar, now valued at $2.72 trillion.

Although Bitcoin (BTC) managed to recover most of its losses over the weekend after tumbling as low as $78,258 on February 28, the premier cryptocurrency has created a massive new Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) gap, raising concerns that the digital asset may witness another pullback to the low $80,000 level.

Critics say the "future" reserve will turn Bitcoin-only, rejecting Trump's altcoin-friendly stance.

Bitcoin price started a fresh decline from the $95,000 resistance zone. BTC is back below $90,000 and might continue to move down.

XRP tumbles as uncertainty looms over Trump's crypto reserve plan. Will lawmakers back a multi-crypto strategy?

Bitcoin surged past $95,000 during low-liquidity trading hours on Sunday after US President Donald Trump made a major announcement. The formation of a US Crypto Strategic Reserve, including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), XRP, Solana (SOL), and Cardano (ADA), set the market ablaze with speculation.

The founder and CEO of the analytics firm CryptoQuant has pointed out how the latest Bitcoin rally saw buying from the Coinbase exchange whales.

Nations delaying Bitcoin reserves risk losing financial autonomy and geopolitical power, highlighting the urgency of strategic crypto adoption. The post Cameron Winklevoss urges nations to stockpile Bitcoin before it's too late appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Robert Kiyosaki warns of a financial collapse, calling the U.S. dollar a scam. Bitcoin, gold, and silver are his top picks to protect wealth. The post Robert Kiyosaki Says the US Dollar Is a ‘Scam' – Is Bitcoin the Only Safe Haven? appeared first on Cryptonews.

Many industry leaders argue Bitcoin alone should be the basis of a strategic reserve, given its decentralized nature and global acceptance.

Bitcoin's market cap will explode from $2 trillion to $200 trillion, Michael Saylor predicts, as capital from China, Russia, Europe, Africa, and Asia fuels its rise.

Fundstrats head of research, Tom Lee, shared his Bitcoin outlook on CNBCs Squawk Box, stating that BTC is likely to bottom out this week along with the equities market. He remains bullish, predicting Bitcoin will exceed $150,000 in 2025.

Japanese investment firm Metaplanet has reinforced its Bitcoin accumulation strategy, acquiring 156 BTC during the recent market dip between Feb. 18 and Feb. 28. The firm announced this move via an official X post, capitalizing on Bitcoins temporary decline to a monthly low of $78,942 on Feb. 28.

Bitcoins volatility continues to shake the crypto market. After surging 10% to $93,604 yesterday, BTC reversed course, dropping 5% to $89,100 today.

Bitcoin's price has recently experienced notable volatility, driven by significant market developments and investor activity. Following an initial decline in recent days, BTC surged above $94,000 on Sunday.

CoinShares, a major European digital asset manager, recently published a significant report detailing the largest weekly outflows of crypto asset investment products on record. The data reveals that over $2.9 billion was withdrawn within the past week, pushing the three-week outflow total to $3.8 billion.

The cryptocurrency market's focus has once again shifted to Bitcoin as it looks to regain its bullish momentum. A significant recovery ensued following a steep correction that saw Bitcoin momentarily fall below $92,000, driven by the U.S. announcement of a strategic crypto reserve.

President Trump's plan to create a strategic reserve of altcoins—and not solely Bitcoin—is puzzling analysts at Bernstein.

Ray Dalio warned that the U.S. faces a potential debt crisis within three years if deficits remain unchecked. He suggested that investors may turn to Bitcoin and gold as alternative stores of value. Dalio emphasized the risk of declining confidence in U.S. Treasuries and urged policymakers to take immediate action. The post Ray Dalio Believes Bitcoin Could Play a Big Role in Wealth Protection appeared first on Cryptonews.

Bitcoin's price is poised to exceed $150,000 in 2025, according to Tom Lee, the co-founder and head of research at Fundstrat Global Advisors. Speaking on CNBC's Squawk Box on March 3, Lee expressed a highly optimistic outlook for the cryptocurrency, predicting significant gains for Bitcoin in the year ahead.

After a week of notable crashes, Bitcoin has again seen life breathed into its price trajectory and has reclaimed its mark above $90,000. The major primer for the return of bullish momentum was the announcement of a US crypto strategic reserve by President Donald Trump over the weekend, which could be the beginning of an extended rally for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

Bitcoin's price swings have been influenced by exchange flows and increasing activity in new wallet addresses.

Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) Executive Chairman Michael Saylor voiced strong support for President Donald Trump's proposed strategic crypto reserve, calling it potentially “the greatest economic program of the 21st century.

U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to include leading altcoins in the proposed U.S. strategic cryptocurrency reserve has elicited sharp reactions both in favor of the move and opposing it. Among those responses, U.S.

President Donald Trump's March 3, 2025, proposal to impose 25% tariffs on imported agricultural goods triggered sharp volatility in cryptocurrency markets, with bitcoin's price oscillating between $85,101 and $93,695 amid broader financial turbulence. Trump Giveth and Then Taketh Away—All Eyes Are on the U.S.

CEO Simon Gerovich confirmed the latest bitcoin buy at an average of $85,890 per BTC , as it aims for 10,000 by 2025 and 21,000 by 2026.

President Donald Trump's influence is being felt in the crypto markets, with coins falling alongside stocks ahead of tariffs taking effect.

A crypto trader made $6.8M in 24 hours after executing 50x leveraged BTC and ETH trades.

White House AI and crypto czar David Sacks confirmed he owns no crypto assets, having sold off everything before US President Donald Trump took office.

Bitcoin (BTC) price declined further after a prolonged correction wiped out previous gains. The crypto market remains in the red zone, with intense sell pressure and negative sentiments impacting asset prices.

Japanese firm Metaplanet has purchased 156 more Bitcoin for its reserve, worth roughly $13.4 million at today's prices. Taking advantage of the recent decline in prices, it has increased its hoard of the apex cryptocurrency to 2,391 BTC, worth just over $222 million at current prices.

Crypto whales dumped vast amounts of Bitcoin (BTC) after plunging deep into panic mode. Bitcoin's price slipped below $80K for the first time in months, heightening selloffs.

A widely followed trader says Bitcoin (BTC) is showing a one-of-a-kind signal as it continues to go through a multi-month consolidation phase.

Data shows the cryptocurrency market has witnessed massive liquidations during the past day following the recovery Bitcoin and the altcoins have made. Bitcoin & Altcoins Have Jumped Back Following Trump's Announcement Bitcoin and the rest of the cryptocurrency sector ended February on a very bearish note, as the market went through a deep drawdown that took BTC to as low as $78,000.

Bitcoin turns bearish as its weekend gains completely evaporate. Negative momentum was briefly halted thanks to Trump's Crypto Reserve announcement, but the underlying macroeconomic problems remain.

Bitcoin retreated to $85,000, rewinding gains from last weekend's U.S. crypto reserve hype shared by President Donald Trump.

Analysts say Bitcoin's recent weekend pump to $95,000 is eerily similar to the “Xi pump” in 2019.

Despite the increase in the daily trading volume, the volume bars were extremely small compared to the late-February rally.

Crypto markets are pulling back after a strong Sunday as digital asset investment products saw their third consecutive week of outflows, with Bitcoin taking the biggest hit—$2.6 billion in outflows. Cryptocurrency Price Gains +/- Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) $85,736.90 -8.8% Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) $2,119.28 -15.5% Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) $144.10 -17% XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) $2.40 -16.3% Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) $0.1994 -14.8% Shiba Inu (CRYPTO: SHIB) $0.00001290 -14% Notable Statistics: IntoTheBlock data shows large transaction volume increasing by 25% and daily active addresses falling by 16.8%.

The stock price of the firm positioning itself as a leveraged Bitcoin bet has fallen over 40% since November.

On today's episode of CNBC Crypto World, digital currencies retreat from their weekend highs driven by President Trump's announcement of a strategic crypto reserve. Plus, Tether says it is bringing in a new chief financial officer to lead a full audit of the stablecoin issuers reserves.

Another crypto market crash has occurred, with Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin and the XRP price dropping significantly today. This development is due to several factors, including the CME gap which the flagship crypto needs to fill below $90,000.

ADA, XRP and SOL are seeing profit booking just a day after rallying following President Trump's US strategic crypto reserve announcement. Is the market headed toward new lows?

Bitcoin restaking is here to unlock new DeFi opportunities.

The following article is adapted from The Block's newsletter, The Daily, which comes out on weekday afternoons.

Investors have their eyes glued to March 7 as a key date that could send the markets on a bigger rally or trigger new bearish sentiments. Several high-profile events and announcements with seismic impact on Bitcoin prices are scheduled for March 7 with the pendulum capable of swinging in any direction.