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Bitcoin has fallen to its lowest level in two months, reflecting a significant deterioration in investor sentiment and a new wave of selling in global cryptocurrency markets.
The world's largest cryptocurrency traded around the $81,000 level, recording a daily decline of approximately 4 percent.
According to market data, this is the lowest Bitcoin value since late November. Since its historic peak in October, the price has lost about a third of its value.
The decline is largely attributed to capital withdrawals from exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that track Bitcoin in the United States. These funds have seen three consecutive months of net investment outflows, with a total of about $4.8 billion withdrawn.
At the same time, over $1.5 billion worth of speculative positions have been closed in the past 24 hours, accelerating the price decline.
Analysts point out that investors are increasingly turning to safe-haven assets, such as gold, questioning the narrative of Bitcoin as "digital gold."
Some experts warn that the negative pressure could continue in the coming days, with the price possibly falling below the $80,000 threshold. More pessimistic scenarios even mention the $70,000 level, especially during weekends, when markets are characterized by lower liquidity.
The recent decline restores a climate of uncertainty in the cryptocurrency market, which remains highly sensitive to capital movements, monetary policies, and changes in investor confidence.
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