The price of Bitcoin (BTC) continues to decline, dropping to $79,688 on Friday, February 28. This represents a decrease of nearly $10,000 since February 25, according to data from CoinMarketCap.
From its historical peak of $109,241 recorded on January 20, the day of Donald Trump's inauguration, Bitcoin has lost around 25% of its value.
According to Bloomberg, the sharp decline in cryptocurrencies is linked to geopolitical instability and concerns about the economic situation in the United States. Additionally, investors are worried about potential measures from President Trump regarding cryptocurrencies.
However, according to Stefan von Haenisch, the director of over-the-counter trading at Bitgo in the Asia-Pacific region, traders still hold out hope for specific actions from the Trump administration that could impact the future of the industry.