Bitcoin (BTCUSD) Price Dips Below $82K as Market Mood Remains Subdued This Week

The mood in cryptocurrency markets hasn't improved to start this week, as Bitcoin (BTCUSD) and a number of stocks tied to digital currencies are all moving lower Monday morning.

Cryptocurrency prices and related stocks extended their declines to start this week, as investors largely continued to pull back from riskiers assets.

A number of cryptocurrency stocks fell again Monday morning, extending Friday’s declines. Exchange stocks like Robinhood (HOOD) and Coinbase (COIN) each fell more than 3% and 4%, respectively, as Bitcoin miner Mara Holdings (MARA) slid around 5%.

The stocks declined as investors largely moved away from both riskier and more conventional assets, with the broader stock market also down Friday. Uncertainty over the Trump administration’s economic policies like tariffs has created a volatile stock market in recent weeks, as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq have each declined in five of the last six weeks.

The price of Bitcoin (BTCUSD) and a number of stocks tied to digital currencies have slid throughout last week and into the weekend.

Investors sold off a number of more speculative stocks Friday as the broader stock market pulled back, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq each closing lower. The group of stocks sold off as investors largely moved away from both riskier and more conventional assets.

The group had sold off throughout the week, as investors largely pulled back from more speculative trades following a stellar performance in the first half of 022. A number of more speculative corners of the market like the meme stock complex and smaller-cap stocks sold off throughout the week.

The group of stocks sold off as investors largely moved away from both riskier and more conventional assets, with the broader stock market also down Friday. Uncertainty over the Trump administration’s economic policies like tariffs has created a volatile stock market in recent weeks, as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq have each declined in five of the last six weeks.

The price of Bitcoin and a number of stocks tied to digital currencies slid throughout last week and into the weekend.

Bitcoin slipped on Monday morning to around $82,200, while Coinbase and Strategy were each down more than 3% and 4%, respectively, as Robinhood fell around 7% and Mara Holdings slid around 5%.