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Why bitcoin is down 'just' 32% a year after its record high of $126,000

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Bitcoin experienced a 32% decline over the past year following a record high of $126,000, marking the first time in a bear market since 2022 that prices dropped below 85%. Historical data shows bear market downturns have typically seen steeper drops, ranging from 77% to 85%, suggesting this current decline is unusually mild compared to past bear market conditions.

Key points

• Bitcoin fell 32% over the last year after hitting a record high of $126,000, the first time in a bear market since 2022 that prices dropped below 85%.

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Evidence covers only the one-year period since the record high; broader historical bear market data is referenced but not detailed.

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