Bitcoin Back Above $110,000 as Cryptocurrencies Catch Some Breath After Brutal Mid-October

NAMPA / Sputnik
2025-10-20
WASHINGTON, October 20 (RIA Novosti) - Bitcoin surged back above $110,000 on Monday as the top digital currency saw some buying support after the brutal market conditions of the past two weeks that had driven it to four-month lows. By 8:15 AM US Eastern Time (12:15 GMT), Bitcoin was at $111,140. In Friday’s trade, it sank to $103,790, reaching a bottom not seen since June​​​. That was a sharp divergence from its October 6 record high of above $12......
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