According to Mars Finance, based on the historical pullback data of Bitcoin provided by Charlie Bilello, by 2025, Bitcoin has pulled back from its historical high of $126,000 in early October to the current $82,000, with a decline of about 35%. This is one of the many significant pullbacks in Bitcoin's history, with the pullback level comparable to the 32% at the beginning of 2025, but far lower than the pullback levels of 78% and 84% in 2021 and 2017 respectively. The data shows that Bitcoin has experienced many pullbacks exceeding 50% in its history, but each was followed by a significant price rebound, with the highest rebound reaching 1504%. The current pullback level is considered normal within the historical fluctuation range of Bitcoin.
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Data: Bitcoin has pulled back 35% from its all-time high, significantly lower than 78% in 2021 and 84% in 2017.
According to Mars Finance, based on the historical pullback data of Bitcoin provided by Charlie Bilello, by 2025, Bitcoin has pulled back from its historical high of $126,000 in early October to the current $82,000, with a decline of about 35%. This is one of the many significant pullbacks in Bitcoin's history, with the pullback level comparable to the 32% at the beginning of 2025, but far lower than the pullback levels of 78% and 84% in 2021 and 2017 respectively. The data shows that Bitcoin has experienced many pullbacks exceeding 50% in its history, but each was followed by a significant price rebound, with the highest rebound reaching 1504%. The current pullback level is considered normal within the historical fluctuation range of Bitcoin.