Bitcoin News 13 October 2025 - 22 October 2025

Bitcoin Price Recovers After Uptober Highs and Sell-Off Bitcoin’s price has rebounded strongly in mid-October. After dipping to the low-$100Ks last week (around $104K) due to a sudden spike in trade-war tensionsreuters.com, Bitcoin climbed back above $107K–$110K over the weekendcryptonews.comts2.tech. Over Oct.20–21, BTC gained roughly 3–4%, testing the $110K level againts2.techcryptonews.com. This recovery was fueled by bargain-hunting at lower prices and easing macro concerns. Analysts at CoinSwitch noted that Bitcoin “dipped below $105K before staging a relief rally as buyers stepped in”, signaling strong demandts2.tech. Earlier in October, Bitcoin enjoyed a historic rally dubbed “Uptober.” The coin surged past $125,000

Bitcoin Steadies Near $107,000 After Wild Uptober Ride Bitcoin’s price is catching its breath around $107,000 as of Oct. 19, 2025, after a whiplash week of record highs and abrupt reversals. In the past 24 hours the coin has been roughly flat to slightly positive, suggesting a tentative stabilization following the recent turbulence. Over the past week, however, BTC has shed about 6–8% of its valuets2.tech as the market digests a rapid turn of events. Just two weeks ago, Bitcoin was in full rally mode – breaching a new all-time high above $125,000 on Oct. 5 amid what traders dubbed

Bitcoin Shrugs Off a Wild Week at $107K Bitcoin’s price is catching its breath around $107,000 on Saturday, following a whiplash week of record highs and abrupt reversals. In the past 24 hours, the cryptocurrency is roughly flat to slightly positive, stabilizing after the recent turbulence. Over the past 7 days, however, BTC has given up about 6–8% of its value, reflecting a broader risk-off pullback across crypto marketsts2.tech. Just two weeks ago, Bitcoin was in full rally mode – even breaching a new all-time high above $125,000 on Oct. 5 amid what traders dubbed “Uptober” euphoriats2.techts2.tech. Now, at $107K,

In sum, the mid-October “crypto Black Friday” crash has ignited a firestorm of questions about market manipulation and the fragility of trading infrastructure. Evidence of suspicious whale trades, exchange glitches, and perfectly-timed exploits suggest that the rout may have been at least partly orchestrated, rather than a natural response to bad news. Regulators are under pressure to scrutinize what really happened behind the scenes. The crypto market, meanwhile, is gingerly finding its footing again. Bitcoin’s price is well off its highs but signs of resilience – from hodlers doubling down to institutional money staying put – offer hope that the

Bitcoin Drops Under $107K Amid Renewed Risk-Off Mood Bitcoin’s price slid below $107,000 during Friday’s Asian trading session, marking a new phase of cautious sentiment across crypto markets coindesk.com. The tone in broader risk assets has soured in recent days, as investors rotate funds into safer havens (like stablecoins and gold) and away from volatile tokens ahead of looming macroeconomic catalysts coindesk.com coindesk.com. After staging a modest relief bounce on Sunday and Monday, Bitcoin’s recovery quickly fizzled – and the market is once again drifting lower, erasing most of the gains made after last week’s liquidation shock coindesk.com. Indeed, as

Bitcoin Today: Market Snapshot As of mid-morning on October 14, Bitcoin (BTC) is trading around $112–113K, down roughly 1–3% over the past 24 hourscryptonews.com. This follows a volatile few days: Bitcoin hit a new record high (~$125,000) on Oct. 3–5 (a roughly 12–15% jump in a weekts2.tech), before reversing course sharply. On Friday Oct. 10, Bitcoin plunged ~8–10% after news of steep U.S. tariffs on Chinese tech exportsreuters.com. By that evening it briefly dipped to about $104,782reuters.com. The market has since stabilized. By Oct. 11, BTC had bounced back above $110Kts2.tech. Today’s price near $112K is still well above August

Bitcoin Price and Recent Movements On October 13, 2025, Bitcoin is trading around $115,000 USD. This marks a sharp recovery from last week’s sharp selloff: as recently as Friday (Oct 10), BTC dipped near $104–105K before buyers stepped ints2.techeuropeanbusinessmagazine.com. Over the past few days, the price has bounced back by roughly 10–15% from that low. According to Coinpedia, “Bitcoin is leading the recovery, rising over 3% to approach $115,000” on the morning of Oct 13coinpedia.org. Similarly, FXEmpire notes BTC has “rebounded above $115,000 after a brutal sell-off” driven by U.S.–China trade tensionsfxempire.com. Earlier this month, Bitcoin surged to fresh record