Bitcoin slid to around $75,000 in early Asian trading Monday, hitting a 10-month low after a weekend sell-off. The drop comes as broader markets remain unsettled, with gold continuing its historic retreat from last week’s record-breaking plunge.
January marked Bitcoin’s fourth straight monthly loss — its longest losing streak since 2018 — as thin liquidity amplified sharp swings. The cryptocurrency briefly dipped below $76,000 before a V-shaped rebound, highlighting how fragile markets remain.