Bitcoin (BTCUSD) Tumbles 0.34% in Modest Pullback With No Clear Catalyst
Bitcoin (BTCUSD) dipped 0.34% in a modest move, with no clear catalyst reported, likely an intraday fluctuation and not a structural shift.
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Bitcoin (BTCUSD) dipped 0.34% in a modest move, with no clear catalyst reported, likely an intraday fluctuation and not a structural shift.
Bitcoin fell over $6,000 during a volatile week, bottoming near $109,000 before calming around $109,500; total crypto market cap lost about $300B and many altcoins plunged double digits.
Bitcoin slid 3.61% to $109,365, marking its largest intraday drop since Aug. 14 and a four-of-five-day pullback despite month-to-date and year-to-date gains.
Bitcoin spot ETFs logged $241M inflows Sept 24, lifting holdings near $150B, but BTC fell ~6.9% as institutional demand cooled and sell indicators dominated. Ethereum ETFs saw continued outflows and …
Bitcoin (BTCUSD) fell 1.46% while CLSK rose 3.88%. BTC’s move appears a modest intraday pullback likely driven by short-term profit-taking rather than major market news.
Bitcoin plunged below $112,000 after Fed Chair Powell's cautious remarks, dragging crypto markets lower as Ethereum and major altcoins also fell while gold advanced.
Bitcoin slipped about 1.21% in a modest pullback, suggesting short-term selling pressure or profit-taking among traders.
Bitcoin failed to sustain a breakout above $113,000 and slid below $111,500 after Fed Chair Powell's comments; bulls capped losses near $112,400. Overall crypto market cap dipped slightly while selec…
Bitcoin fell about 8% from its August all-time high to a 13-day low, sparking retail 'buy the dip' optimism while Santiment warns that crowd behavior may precede further downside despite on-chain acc…
Bitcoin fell about 2.7% versus USD/Tether (BTCUSD −2.68%, BTCUSDT −2.70%), reflecting an intraday pullback and short-term risk-off pressure.
Bitcoin (BTCUSD) slipped about 2.11% in an intraday pullback, reflecting short-term selling pressure and elevated crypto volatility.
EURUSD and GBPUSD tick higher as dollar softens; gold hits record highs while bitcoin falls over 2%. Markets await heavy Fedspeak; ECB says exchange rate is not a concern, keeping moves modest and ri…
Bitcoin prices slipped about 2% alongside a larger ether drop, dragging down crypto exchanges, miners, and bitcoin ETFs as equities tied to digital assets fell on broader market weakness.
Bitcoin (BTCUSD) slid about 2.21% while SMLR fell 1.05%, signaling short-term selling pressure across crypto and smaller-cap names.
Bitcoin slid to $114,300 after failing to break $118,000, with $75B leaving crypto markets and a likely retest of $110,000. Traders await Fed Chair Powell and key US data, increasing short-term downs…
Bitcoin shows weakening momentum and low volume, signaling a likely short-term pullback; Ethereum eyes a bullish breakout toward $5,000 while XRP remains trapped in a descending channel.
The dollar rebounded after the Fed's expected rate cut and dovish dots were less aggressive; sterling slid as UK borrowing surged, while BOJ dissent firmed the yen. Bitcoin slipped about 1.4%.
BOJ held rates but two dissenters lifted JGB yields; modest dollar strength pushed EUR/USD to ~1.1757. Markets mixed as ECB and Fed remarks create policy divergence, while gold consolidates and bitco…
Dollar tumbles to a four-year low as markets price a Fed rate cut this week; euro and sterling rally on supportive eurozone and UK data while bitcoin dips amid waning risk appetite.
Dollar weakened as markets fully priced a 25bp Fed cut, lifting euro and sterling (GBPUSD to July highs). Investors await the Fed dot plot and Powell; bitcoin slipped modestly.