New Delhi, Nov. 14 -- Bitcoin prices slipped to a six months low of below the $100,000 mark on Friday, following broader weakness in risky assets globally on diminishing bets of a US Federal Reserve rate cut in the December policy. Easing institutional flows also dragged the world's largest cryptocurrency in the red for a third consecutive week.

Bitcoin prices declined 5.08% to $97,162.73, its weakest level since May 2025. The crypto prices hit an intraday low of $96,841.60. While Bitcoin prices have crashed more than 23% from its all-time high of above $126,000 hit one month ago, the token remains about 5% higher on the year, and up more than 40% since the 2024 US election.

Among other cryptocurrencies, Ethereum prices dropped over 9%,...