Bitcoin has fallen more than 7%, dipping below $115,000 after reaching an all-time high of over $124,000, as traders realized over $3.5 billion in profits over the weekend. Notably, Saturday saw $3.3 billion in profit-taking, marking the highest single-day figure since mid-July. This leads to a trend of consistent profit realization throughout 2025, with only about 10 sessions showing net losses. The sell-off was spurred by the $100,000 milestone, which renewed selling pressure. Each subsequent correction this year has been smaller, demonstrating increased resilience in the market. In January, the drawdown reached 30%, while in May it was 12%, July saw 9%, and now August's pullback is at 8%. This pattern reflects a maturing market as Bitcoin continues its climb from $90,000 at the beginning of the year.

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