Bitcoin rallied after President Trump’s reelection and climbed to new highs later in 2025. It has since fallen more than 50% from that peak.
Bitcoin rallied after President Trump’s reelection and climbed to new highs later in 2025. It has since fallen more than 50% from that peak.
According to the source material, Bitcoin has now dropped more than 50% from that peak. The move leaves the market far below the levels reached during the rally that followed the election.
Bitcoin’s post-election rally has fully reversed, erasing the gains it made after President Trump was reelected. The cryptocurrency had surged in the wake of the vote and continued pushing to fresh highs deep into 2025.
According to the source material, Bitcoin has now dropped more than 50% from that peak. The move leaves the market far below the levels reached during the rally that followed the election.
The latest decline marks a sharp turnaround from the momentum Bitcoin carried into 2025. No additional reasons for the drop were provided in the source text.
The pullback underscores how quickly Bitcoin’s direction changed after its strong post-election advance.
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