bitcoin price

Bitcoin price fell near $66,000 on Friday, hitting its lowest level in more than two weeks as a wave of long liquidations hit the market.

Bitcoin price edged higher Wednesday as markets responded to reports that Iran may be seeking a full end to its conflict with Israel rather than a temporary ceasefire.

Bernstein, a Wall Street broker, believes Bitcoin has probably reached its bottom and maintains a $150,000 target for the end of the year.

Bitcoin price surged to $71,000 on Monday after Donald Trump announced a pause on planned U.S. strikes against Iran.

Strategy bought 1,031 bitcoin for $76.6 million between March 16 and March 22, according to a regulatory filing.

Bitcoin price dropped to the low $72,000's early Wednesday, retreating from recent highs near $76,000.

Bitcoin has grown from trading near $5 in 2012 to roughly $75,000 in 2025, navigating repeated cycles of sharp rallies and corrections as liquidity, demand, and institutional participation have expanded.

Bitcoin price traded near $75,000 on Tuesday, after extending a winning streak that has pushed the asset close to a key psychological level.

The bitcoin price just surged above $75,000.

The Bitcoin price pushed above $74,000 early Monday morning.