Crash

Roughly $2 trillion of market value evaporated over the last 140 days, and the selloff is revealing cracks in the long‑standing claim that institutional adoption would shield crypto from severe downturns. Markets now look not just cooler, but distressed.

Robert Kiyosaki intensified his warning of a historic market crash and urged investors to buy more Bitcoin (BTC) after selling part of his holdings, saying a harsher phase is taking shape. His comments add a high-profile voice to growing risk-off sentiment.

Deutsche Bank says Bitcoin plunged 32% from $121,000 to $82,000 and identifies five key drivers behind the sell-off. The bank warns the path to recovery is unclear and further downside cannot be ruled out.

Bitcoin briefly pushed past $100,000 before a sharp three-day correction erased gains, and the Dogecoin creator responded with a three-word social media post that captured market sentiment. The move deepened volatility across BTC and DOGE.