The price of bitcoin slumped to a pivotal level after it fell to a two-week low early Monday.

That drop doesn’t represent a significant breakdown and should stabilize in the days ahead, Katie Stockton, founder and managing partner of Fairlead Strategies, told CNBC.

The bitcoin price hovered in the $32,000 range throughout the day, down 50% from its April all-time high, following news that China has intensified its crackdown on crypto mining operations and its central bank ordered Alipay and other major financial institutions to de-risk cryptocurrency businesses.

The notoriously volatile cryptocurrency has struggled to reclaim its highs from earlier in the quarter. The price first fell to $32,000 in early June and has been on a rollercoaster ride before briefly touching $40,000 last week.