Bitcoin Drops Below $89,000, Lowest Since April

The assessment is based on strong, consistent evidence from multiple high-authority sources that corroborate both parts of the statement.First, the price drop below the stated threshold is well-supported. Several reputable financial news outlets (Reuters, CoinDesk) report on November 18-19, 2025, that Bitcoin's price fell "below $90,000." While the specific figure of "$89,000" is not explicitly mentioned in the summaries, a drop below $90,000 is entirely consistent with the price reaching below $89,000, and reports describe the event as a "crash" and "freefall."Second, the timeline is directly confirmed. A Reuters report explicitly states the drop on November 18, 2025, sent Bitcoin to a "7-month low." A seven-month low from November directly corresponds to the lowest price "since April" of that year. This is further contextualized by an earlier Reuters article from November 14 which reported a six-month low, showing a consistent downtrend leading to this event.The primary data sources listed (Coinbase, CoinGecko, Statista) are the definitive authorities on price history and would be used to verify these exact figures. Their inclusion as high-relevance sources strengthens the conclusion that the news reports are accurate. There are no conflicting sources provided, and the irrelevant source concerning Coinbase stock (COIN) was disregarded. The overall evidence provides a coherent and well-supported narrative that aligns with the statement.