Bitcoin rallied briefly to about $109,000 after Donald Trump’s inauguration, then retraced to around $102,000 as hype faded. A $1,000 purchase at roughly $102,000 equaled about 0.0098 BTC. The position fell to about $986 by February 1 as Bitcoin slipped near $100,600. Selling pressure intensified in March, with Bitcoin reaching about $77,400 and ending Q1 2025 near $82,445, reducing the investment to about $808. A Q2 2025 rally lifted Bitcoin toward $107,150 and the investment to about $1,050, then to around $1,118 by late Q3. Bitcoin peaked near $126,000 on October 6, taking the investment to about $1,235, before a bearish stretch drove it down to about $669 near $68,200 by end of Q1 2026. Bitcoin is now near $76,000, making the holding worth about $745.
"Bitcoin reached its $126,000 ATH on October 6, which briefly took the investment to $1,235. However, market sentiment flipped into bearish territory in Q4 2025-Bitcoin fell 23%-and stayed bearish through Q1 2026 (-22%), with five consecutive monthly losses between October 2025 and February 2026. Bitcoin fell to $68,200 at the end of Q1 2026, which turned the investment value to roughly $669."
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