Bitcoin Records 7.84% Annual Decline in 2025, Surges to All-Time High of $126,000 Mid-Year

BlockBeats News, January 1st, according to an exchange market data, Bitcoin's full-year decline in 2025 reached 7.84%, with a year-end price of $87,950.

Throughout the year, Bitcoin's opening price was $95,432. On January 21st, Trump was inaugurated as President of the United States, and Bitcoin briefly exceeded $109,000 before falling back. On March 7th, Trump signed an executive order to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve. On April 7th, Trump signed an "Equal Tariffs" executive order, causing Bitcoin to briefly drop below $75,000.

Subsequently, driven by increased institutional demand, market expectations of further Fed rate cuts, and the U.S. government shutdown, Bitcoin hit a full-year high of $126,181 on October 7th, reaching a historic peak. However, on October 11th, the crypto market experienced a flash crash, with liquidation exceeding $20 billion, leading to depleted liquidity, a market downturn, and Bitcoin falling to around $80,000 before gradually stabilizing.