The price of Bitcoin fell below $70,000 on February 5, down 44% from its October 2025 high of $126,210, as investors shift interest to gold and global economic concerns rise. Earlier in the day, Bitcoin briefly touched $63,000 before closing at $70,000. Last week alone, its value dropped more than $20,000, reducing it by almost a quarter. Compared to four months ago, Bitcoin has now lost about half its peak value. Analysts say investor interest in Bitcoin is waning, with growing pessimism surrounding the broader cryptocurrency market.
Bitcoin dips below $70,000 amid gold demand and economic worries
