Published by CentBit.Online – Crypto & Blockchain Expert, Bangladesh
Bitcoin has officially fallen below the psychologically significant $100,000 mark, trading at around $99,680 as of early Thursday. The drop comes amid intensified geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, broader macroeconomic uncertainty, and sharp liquidations across the crypto market.
This is the first time Bitcoin has dipped under six figures since it crossed the milestone earlier in 2025. The retreat signals a wave of caution across both retail and institutional investors.
What’s Driving the Drop?
Several converging factors are weighing on Bitcoin’s price:
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Geopolitical instability: The ongoing military escalation between Iran and Israel has rattled global markets, driving investors into risk-off mode.
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Crypto market liquidations: Over $700 million in leveraged positions have been wiped out in the past 24 hours alone, according to Coinglass.
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Strengthening U.S. dollar: A hawkish Fed stance has pushed the dollar higher, pressuring asset prices globally.
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Profit-taking: After Bitcoin hit a new all-time high of $123,000 in May, many traders have begun locking in gains.
“The $100K level was as much psychological as it was technical,” said [Insert Analyst Name], lead crypto strategist at CentBit.Online. “Breaking below it triggers panic among newer investors, even though long-term fundamentals remain intact.”
Market Reactions Across the Board
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Ethereum (ETH) fell below $5,000
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Solana (SOL) dropped over 8%
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Altcoins experienced 10–20% pullbacks on average
Traditional markets are also feeling the pressure, with global equities sliding and oil prices spiking above $95 per barrel.
Implications for Investors in Bangladesh
The correction is a stark reminder of crypto’s volatility and sensitivity to global events, especially for Bangladeshi investors who follow the market closely for trading, remittances, or long-term wealth preservation.
“This isn’t a crash—it’s a correction in an overheated market,” said [Insert Your Name], founder of CentBit.Online. “We encourage Bangladeshi crypto holders to stay calm, avoid emotional selling, and focus on long-term strategy.”
Despite the drop, Bitcoin is still up over 220% year-over-year, and many believe the current dip could represent a buying opportunity—if geopolitical conditions stabilize.
Conclusion
Bitcoin’s fall below $100,000 marks a key moment in the 2025 bull market, testing investor confidence amid global instability. While short-term sentiment may be shaken, seasoned observers view this as a natural part of crypto’s boom-and-correction cycle.
Stay tuned to CentBit.Online for real-time Bitcoin updates, market analysis, and crypto insights for Bangladeshi investors and beyond.
