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Bitcoin has dropped to its lowest level in 16 months, despite strong personal and public support for crypto from US President Donald Trump 🇺🇸💰. The price of a single Bitcoin briefly fell to around $60,000 (£44,000) before recovering slightly — its weakest level since September 2024.

This decline follows a long rally that pushed Bitcoin to an all-time high of $122,200 in October 2025 🚀. The sudden reversal has caught many investors off guard, especially those who believed the bullish momentum would continue without interruption.

“Those who bet too big, borrowed too much, or assumed prices only go up are now finding out the hard way what real market volatility looks like,” said Joshua Chu of the Hong Kong Web3 Association ⚠️📊.

📉 Market pressure builds
With this latest drop, Bitcoin is now down 32% over the past 12 months, drifting back toward price levels seen in early 2024 and even 2021. The move highlights how quickly sentiment can shift in crypto markets, even during politically supportive environments.

🪙 What is Bitcoin?
Bitcoin remains the world’s largest and most recognized cryptocurrency — a form of digital money that operates without control from a central bank or government 🖥️🔗.

🇬🇧 UK crypto participation
According to the Financial Conduct Authority, about 8% of UK adults invested in crypto in 2025, down from the year before. However, the average amount invested has grown, with 1 in 5 holders owning between £1,000 and £5,000 💷📈.

🏛️ Trump’s crypto push
Since returning to office in January 2025, Trump has taken aggressive steps to position the US as the “crypto capital of the planet” 🌍. His administration has backed crypto-friendly laws, reduced regulatory enforcement, and eased pressure from agencies like the SEC.

Trump has also launched a personal cryptocurrency brand and maintained ties to World Liberty Financial, a Trump-family-owned crypto investment vehicle 💼💎.

⚖️ Political backlash
Democrats have criticized Trump’s pro-crypto stance, claiming he now holds over $11 billion in crypto assets and has earned $800 million in personal income from crypto-related activities since returning to office — raising ethical and regulatory concerns 🧨📜.

🔍 Conclusion
Bitcoin’s latest fall shows that even strong political backing cannot eliminate volatility. As prices cool, investors are being reminded that crypto remains a high-risk, high-reward market — where sentiment can change fast ⏳📉.

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