Bitcoin's full-year decline in 2025 is 7.84%, with a mid-year surge to over $126,000, setting a new all-time high

GateUser-6433627c · 2025-12-31T16:02:23+00:00

In 2025, Bitcoin experienced a full-year decline of 7.84%, ending the year at $87,950, with the highest price reaching $126,181 during the year. Affected by various factors, the market was highly volatile, and after a flash crash in October, the price fell back to around $80,000.

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2025-12-31 16:02:23

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On January 1, according to CEX market information, Bitcoin’s full-year decline in 2025 reached 7.84%, with a year-end quote of $87,950. Looking at the entire year, Bitcoin’s opening price was $95,432. On January 21, Trump was sworn in as President of the United States, and Bitcoin briefly surged past $109,000 before pulling back. On March 7, Trump signed an executive order to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve. On April 7, Trump signed an “equivalent tariffs” executive order, causing Bitcoin to temporarily fall below $75,000. Subsequently, driven by increased institutional demand, market expectations of further Federal Reserve rate cuts, and the US government shutdown, Bitcoin hit a yearly high of $126,181 on October 7, setting a new all-time high. However, on October 11, the crypto market suddenly crashed, with liquidations exceeding $20 billion, liquidity dried up, and the market turned bearish. Bitcoin gradually stabilized after falling near $80,000.

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