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Bitcoin crashes, but odds turn darker as MSTR, APLD lead crypto-stocks bloodbath

Bitcoin has fallen below $60,000, triggering a broader decline in crypto-linked stocks led by MicroStrategy and Applied Digital.

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Bitcoin fell under $60,000, hitting its lowest level since October 2024 and a 20-month low. Market sentiment soured as crypto-stocks like MSTR and APLD faced a bloodbath and retail participation retreated.

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What happened

Bitcoin and Ethereum prices opened at their lowest levels in approximately two weeks on June 24, 2026. Bitcoin has fallen back under $60,000, reaching its lowest level since October 2024 and hitting a 20-month low.

Coverage from Bloomberg, CNBC, and the Financial Times emphasizes souring market sentiment and fragility caused by a retreating retail army. Seeking Alpha reports that the downturn extends to crypto-stocks, specifically noting a "bloodbath" led by MSTR and APLD.

Future developments depend on the stability of crypto's largest buyers, who Bloomberg reports are currently wobbling.

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What is the current price status of Bitcoin?

Bitcoin has fallen below $60,000, marking its lowest level since October 2024.

Which stocks are leading the decline in the crypto sector?

According to Seeking Alpha, MSTR and APLD are leading the decline in crypto-stocks.

How long has it been since Bitcoin was at this price level?

The Financial Times reports that Bitcoin has hit a 20-month low.

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