Bitcoin fell below $90,000 this week, continuing the downward trend since its record high last year. It is currently more than 28% below the peak of approximately $126,000 in October 2025. Weak price movements and the U.S. Senate Banking Committee's vote on the Clarity Act scheduled for January 15 have put pressure on the market. The bill aims to curb market manipulation and strengthen regulation. After a significant sell-off in October, Bitcoin's price remains volatile, with the next key support level expected between $86,540 and $88,240.
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Bitcoin fell below $90,000 this week, continuing the downward trend since its record high last year. It is currently more than 28% below the peak of approximately $126,000 in October 2025. Weak price movements and the U.S. Senate Banking Committee's vote on the Clarity Act scheduled for January 15 have put pressure on the market. The bill aims to curb market manipulation and strengthen regulation. After a significant sell-off in October, Bitcoin's price remains volatile, with the next key support level expected between $86,540 and $88,240.