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Bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency, is facing its most brutal credibility test yet. Prices have dropped by nearly half from the all-time high of $126,000 recorded in October 2025, rattling investors and reviving doubts about the durability of digital assets.
Yet Bitcoin has survived several dramatic crashes before, each time staging a comeback that strengthened its supporters' belief in the technology. So, is this just another crypto cycle or a warning sign that the market may be entering a deeper downturn?
In this episode of Make Money, we speak to techpreneur and crypto enthusiast Theo Mwangi about what is driving the latest sell-off, whether investor confidence is shifting and what the future may hold for Bitcoin and the wider cryptocurrency market.
By Nation AudioBitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency, is facing its most brutal credibility test yet. Prices have dropped by nearly half from the all-time high of $126,000 recorded in October 2025, rattling investors and reviving doubts about the durability of digital assets.
Yet Bitcoin has survived several dramatic crashes before, each time staging a comeback that strengthened its supporters' belief in the technology. So, is this just another crypto cycle or a warning sign that the market may be entering a deeper downturn?
In this episode of Make Money, we speak to techpreneur and crypto enthusiast Theo Mwangi about what is driving the latest sell-off, whether investor confidence is shifting and what the future may hold for Bitcoin and the wider cryptocurrency market.