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Bitcoin plunged below $75,000 following the U.S. Senate's failure to advance the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act. The defeat dashed hopes for federal crypto market structure legislation this session…
MSCI's new 'Non-Operating Companies' rule threatens to remove Strategy from major indexes, risking forced selling of billions in shares. This could weaken Strategy's Bitcoin-buying capacity, adding p…
Analysts link Bitcoin's 2026 corrections to Japan's massive yen-buying interventions, causing the yen to soar and BTC/USD to drop. While some experts fear a further crash to $50k as the carry trade u…
Crypto markets are experiencing a severe liquidation-driven crash, exacerbated by unexpectedly strong U.S. labor data. The jobs report has bolstered expectations for a hawkish Federal Reserve, while …
Bithumb’s accidental 2,000 BTC airdrop caused a 10% local Bitcoin crash on its exchange, exposing operational risks despite the impact remaining confined to Bithumb’s order book.
Bitcoin plunged 14% below $60,000 triggered by multiple technical breakdowns, panic selling, and heavy liquidations, signaling extreme fear and potential short-term weakness despite a small recovery …
Bitcoin plunged nearly 8%, triggering mass liquidations amid extreme market fear and broad risk aversion, wiping out billions in cryptocurrency value over the past week.
The crypto market suffered a sharp crash on October 11, triggering over $19 billion in single-day liquidations despite earlier yearly price recovery.
Bitcoin plunged nearly 5% amid a crypto crash triggered by Japan's potential rate hike and global macro turbulence, causing over $637 million in liquidations and intensified automated selling.
The cryptocurrency market experienced the most severe liquidation event ever, signaling extreme selling pressure and potential drastic price declines.
The October 10 crypto crash caused historic liquidations, with Bitcoin falling sharply and allegations of market manipulation targeting centralized exchanges like Binance emerging.
Bitcoin plunged 16% amid an $800 billion crypto market wipeout fueled by heavy leverage and US tariffs, triggering massive liquidations and a cascading crash across major cryptocurrencies.
A sharp crypto crash on Friday driven by leverage and tariff news caused massive liquidations but is seen as a short-term technical correction with bullish long-term fundamentals for Bitcoin.
Bitcoin plunged over 12% after Trump announced a new 100% tariff on China, triggering $19 billion in liquidations across crypto markets and marking the largest single-day crash in history.