LIVE: Bitcoin crashes to $59,000 as crypto wipes out $2.4 trillion in total market cap

CryptopolitanJun 24, 2026 6:33 PM

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Bitcoin has dropped below $60,000 and is now down nearly 20% this month.
The total crypto market cap has fallen from $4.3 trillion in October to $2.0 trillion today.
Strategy shares hit their lowest level in more than two years as worries grow around its huge Bitcoin holdings.
Stocks are mixed as oil prices slide, Micron falls, and traders wait for the chipmaker’s earnings after the bell.

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