Bitcoin’s price experienced a sharp decline on Monday, hitting its lowest point since June and wiping out all of its gains from the beginning of 2025. The cryptocurrency has fallen approximately 27 percent since reaching its October peak, reflecting wider concerns about the crypto market. This downward trend began after Bitcoin lost momentum in overnight trading before resuming a downward trajectory during U.S. sessions. Ether also experienced losses, dropping around 15 percent this week. Major crypto-linked equities were equally impacted, with Coinbase, Circle, Gemini, and Galaxy experiencing declines of around 7 percent. Treasury-backed digital assets have also been hit, with Strategy (MSTR) recording a drop of nearly 4 percent to its lowest level since October 2024. Ether-related firms BitMine and ETHZilla declined by 8% and 14%, while Solana-linked Upexi and Solana Company saw declines of 10% and 7%. Certain HPC and AI-adjacent mining companies, however, outperformed. Hive Digital jumped 10% after its computing subsidiary inked a cloud partnership with Dell Technologies, while IREN and Hut 8 posted moderate gains. Traders should watch the futures market gap and realized-loss stabilization for signs of a potential floor.