The price of Bitcoin fell to $89,854 for the first time in seven months on Tuesday morning (November 18, 2025), representing a 28% decline from the historic high of $126,000 recorded in October.
Cryptocurrency market experts attribute this sharp decline to several factors, including the October 10 liquidity event that led to a massive capital outflow from the market, concerns about the Federal Reserve’s future interest rate policies, and global economic and political pressures.
In addition, capital outflows from Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), large-scale selling by whales, large investors, and recent geopolitical tensions have exacerbated the market’s downward trend.
This fall comes as Bitcoin’s market value has reached around $1.8 trillion and its 24-hour trading volume has been reported to be over $110 billion.
Investors are now waiting for new signals from the Federal Reserve and political developments.
