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Bitcoin Pulls Away From Massive Rout to Eye Smaller October Loss
Bitcoin Pulls Away From Massive Rout to Eye Smaller October Loss
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With just a week left to the end of October, Bitcoin may well finish the month with a modest loss, versus expectations for a much larger deficit during the cryptocurrency crash of a fortnight ago.
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Bitcoin was up $1,984.70, or 1.8%, to $111,250 by 7:15 am US Eastern Time (11:15 GMT) Friday. Month-to-date, it was down 2.5%. Two Fridays ago, Bitcoin was on the cusp of a 10% loss for the month — its most since February. That was when it plunged to $103,893.30 on October 10, from a record high of $126,186 four days earlier. For all of 2025, Bitcoin is up 19%, versus its explosive rally of 105% last year. It has been an intriguing year in the crypto space as Bitcoin and other tokens turned from speculative plays into a coveted catch for institutions ranging from pension funds to multi-strategy hedge funds. While the institutional adoption of Bitcoin is growing, the crypto space remains volatile — highlighted by the crash of 10 October, which saw some tokens temporarily lose up to 99% of their value.
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Bitcoin Pulls Away From Massive Rout to Eye Smaller October Loss
WASHINGTON (Sputnik) - With just a week left to the end of October, Bitcoin may well finish the month with a modest loss, versus expectations for a much larger deficit during the cryptocurrency crash of a fortnight ago.
Bitcoin was up $1,984.70, or 1.8%, to $111,250 by 7:15 am US Eastern Time (11:15 GMT) Friday. Month-to-date, it was down 2.5%.
Two Fridays ago,
Bitcoin was on the cusp of a 10% loss for the month — its most since February.
That was when it plunged to $103,893.30 on October 10, from a record high of $126,186 four days earlier.
For all of 2025, Bitcoin is up 19%, versus its explosive rally of 105% last year.
It has been an intriguing year in the crypto space as Bitcoin and other tokens turned from speculative plays into a coveted catch for institutions ranging from pension funds to multi-strategy hedge funds.
While the institutional adoption of Bitcoin is growing, the crypto space remains volatile — highlighted by the crash of 10 October, which saw some tokens temporarily lose up to 99% of their value.
