Currently, the price of Bitcoin, the world’s leading cryptocurrency, has dropped sharply in recent days, reaching its lowest level since Donald Trump returned to the presidency of the United States, wiping out much of the gains recorded after his 2024 election victory.
Bitcoin fell below $74,000, hitting levels not seen since April 2025, amid a broad sell-off in global financial markets that has also affected other risk assets.
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Experts attribute this decline to a combination of global economic uncertainty, massive liquidations in the crypto market, and shifting expectations around United States monetary policy, all of which have weighed heavily on investor confidence.
Despite initial optimism in the crypto sector following Trump’s return to the White House, Bitcoin has extended its downward trend and erased much of the so-called “Trump optimism” that had fueled the market after the election.
Could Bitcoin recover soon?
Some analysts believe that this drop could help form a technical bottom and that a rebound is possible if market sentiment improves and key economic indicators stabilize.
