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In 2025, Bitcoin (BTC) navigated a tumultuous landscape marked by institutional adoption, regulatory shifts, and macroeconomic pressures. While the cryptocurrency industry celebrated wins like record ETF inflows and increased mainstream integration, Bitcoin’s price told a story of volatility and overall decline in many currencies. Ending the year on a flat to negative note, BTC’s performance varied significantly across major world currencies due to fluctuating forex rates.

Today, we will shed light on BTC’s trajectory in USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, CNY, AUD, and CAD, drawing on year-end reviews and historical data.

Performance in USD
Bitcoin entered 2025 on a high note, starting at approximately $94,419 USD on January 1. The year began with optimism fueled by price hikes in the early months, driven by $57.7 billion in ETF inflows and institutional ownership reaching 31%. However, volatility defined the period, with sharp moves including a peak of over $126,198 USD mid-year. A notable flash crash on October 10 saw BTC plunge $12,000 in a single day, contributing to the year’s low around $75,000 USD. By December 31, Bitcoin closed at $87,696 USD, reflecting a 7.1% decline for the year. This broke the post-halving bullish trend, with BTC down 6.5% year-to-date overall, as per community reviews.

Despite the price dip, 2025 marked a “violent transformation” in Bitcoin’s ecosystem, hidden behind the deceptively flat chart. Institutional demand stabilized volatility somewhat, but macroeconomic factors like U.S. dollar dynamics played a key role in global performance.

Comparative Performance Against Other Currencies
Bitcoin’s fate in non-USD currencies was influenced by the U.S. dollar’s weakness throughout much of 2025. The USD fell sharply by 11.5% in the first half, consolidating later but ending lower against several majors. This amplified BTC’s losses in strengthening currencies while mitigating them in weaker ones.

The following table summarizes BTC’s approximate performance in major currencies, based on year-end analyses and adjusted for forex shifts (assuming average currency appreciations against USD):

Currency Start Price (Approx.) End Price (Approx.) High (Approx.) Low (Approx.) % Change
USD 94,419 87,696 126,198 75,000 -7.1%
EUR 85,000 70,000 110,000 65,000 -17.6%
GBP 72,000 60,000 95,000 55,000 -16.7%
JPY 14,000,000 13,500,000 18,500,000 11,000,000 -3.6%
CNY 650,000 580,000 850,000 500,000 -10.8%
AUD 140,000 130,000 185,000 110,000 -7.1%
CAD 130,000 125,000 170,000 100,000 -3.8%
In EUR, Bitcoin’s decline was exacerbated by the USD’s 11-13% drop against the euro. Starting around €85,000, it ended near €70,000, a 17.6% loss, as the euro strengthened amid ECB policies. Similarly, in GBP, BTC fell about 16.7%, with the pound underperforming other European currencies but still gaining against the USD.

Against the JPY, Bitcoin fared better, declining only 3.6%, as the yen remained weak near 155 USD/JPY levels throughout the year. In CNY, a 10.8% drop reflected the yuan’s strengthening, breaking key levels amid China’s economic recovery. The AUD saw a similar 7.1% decline to USD, with the Aussie dollar holding steady. In CAD, BTC’s loss was muted at 3.8%, as the Canadian dollar underperformed alongside the USD.

Key Events and Outlook
2025’s volatility stemmed from events like the October flash crash and ETF-driven surges. Despite the price lull, Bitcoin’s infrastructure “rewired” global finance, with predictions of $200,000+ by decade’s end. Dollar weakness boosted emerging currencies, altering BTC’s relative performance.

Looking ahead to 2026, analysts anticipate recovery, with improved global growth weakening the USD further and potentially lifting BTC. While 2025 disappointed bulls, it solidified Bitcoin’s role in diversified portfolios.

US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order aimed at blocking states from enforcing their own artificial intelligence (AI) regulations.$BTC

"We want to have one central source of approval," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office on Thursday.

It will give the Trump administration tools to push back on the most "onerous" state rules, said White House AI adviser David Sacks. The government will not oppose AI regulations around children's safety, he added.

The move marks a win for technology giants who have called for US-wide AI legislation as it could have a major impact on America's goal of leading the fast-developing industry.

AI company bosses have argued that state-level regulations could slow innovation and hinder the US in its race against China to dominate the industry, as firms pour billions of dollars into the technology.While the US currently has no national laws regulating AI, more than 1,000 separate AI bills have been introduced in states across the US, according to the White House.

This year alone, 38 states including California, home to many of the world's biggest technology companies, have adopted some 100 AI regulations, the National Conference of State Legislatures says.

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One in California requires platforms to regularly remind users they are interacting with a chatbot, in a bid to protect children and teens from potential harms. The state also passed a bill requiring the largest AI developers to lay out plans to limit potential catastrophic risks stemming from their AI models.

In North Dakota, a new law would prevent people from using AI-powered robots to stalk or harass others, while Arkansas bars AI content from infringing on intellectual property rights or existing copyright.

Oregon brought in a law prohibiting a "non-human entity" including one powered by AI from using licenced medical titles, such as registered nurse.

Critics of Trump's executive order have argued that state rules are necessary in the absence of meaningful guardrails at the federal level.

"Stripping states from enacting their own AI safeguards undermines states' basic rights to establish sufficient guardrails to protect their residents," said Julie Scelfo, from advocacy group Mothers Against Media Addiction in a statement.

California's Governor Gavin Newsom, a Democrat and vocal critic of the president, accused Trump of bowing to the interests of tech allies with the executive order.

"Today, President Trump continued his ongoing grift in the White House, attempting to enrich himself and his associates, with a new executive order seeking to preempt state laws protecting Americans from unregulated AI technology," he said.

AI firms OpenAI, Google, Meta, and Anthropic did not immediately respond to requests for comment on the order. But the move drew praise from tech lobby group NetChoice.

"We look forward to working with the White House and Congress to set nationwide standards and a clear rulebook for innovators," said its director of policy Patrick Hedger.

Michael Goodyear, an associate professor at New York Law School, said the AI industry was rightly alarmed about having to comply with a patchwork of rules, which might conflict.

"It would be better to have one federal law than a bunch of conflicting state laws," he said. But, he added: "That assumes that we will have a good federal law in place."$ETH $BNB

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The framework introduces three resolutions that define how crypto businesses must operate in South America’s largest economy, how much capital they must hold, and how international crypto transactions will be treated under law. The rules take effect Feb. 2 and existing companies have nine months from then to complete.
The regime marks Banco Central do Brasil's most comprehensive attempt yet to govern its fast-growing, but largely unregulated, crypto sector. While the central bank has floated various proposals since 2019, progress has been halting due to institutional friction and industry resistance.

The challenge “was finding a way to unite innovation and security,” Gilneu Vivan, the bank's director of regulation, said at a press conference, according to local news outlet Portal do Bitcoin. “The crypto market depends heavily on technology and has very important obligations related to anti-money laundering. All of this requires guarantees that it will be well executed.”

Some of the banks' regulations, including capital requirements and timescale came under attack from the crypto industry.
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