Bitcoin Falls Below $95,000 as Annual Gains Drop to 1%
On November 14, 2025, the cryptocurrency market faced a notable sell-off, resulting in Bitcoin's price falling below $95,000. This decline reflects a shift in global liquidity and changes in investor sentiment.
This rapid decrease has erased much of the gains Bitcoin had accumulated earlier this year.
Bitcoin's annual gains have now dwindled to a mere 1% in 2025, following a peak increase of over 35% in October, which was fueled by positive sentiment surrounding institutional investments and capital inflows that had driven the cryptocurrency to record highs.
This downturn comes after two years of remarkable performance, with Bitcoin rising by 157% in 2023 and 120% in 2024, supported by growing institutional adoption and the introduction of new investment products.
The current weak performance indicates a cautious investor sentiment and heightened volatility in risk appetite, suggesting that Bitcoin's future trajectory will hinge on developments in global liquidity and monetary policy.
