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Bitcoin falls 1.1% to $76,344 as short-term holders face losses following a drop from $82,000 highs. Analysis suggests potential 35% decline ahead, with weakened institutional activity and Middle Eas…
Bitcoin struggles below $80,000 as new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh signals a shift toward discipline-focused monetary policy, reducing institutional demand and increasing liquidity concerns for the asset.
Bitcoin dropped to $77,000, extending a four-day decline amid heavy ETF outflows ($649M), spot-market selling pressure, and deteriorating sentiment. Fear has returned to crypto markets as BTC failed …
Bitcoin ETFs recorded $648.6M in net outflows Monday, the largest since Jan 29, as institutions de-risk amid macro uncertainty, rising Treasury yields, and geopolitical tensions pushing BTC below $77…
Bitcoin tumbles below $78,000, erasing May gains amid geopolitical tensions (Iran-US conflict, oil supply concerns) and US bond market volatility. Traders debate whether weakness signals further down…
Bitcoin slipped below $80,000 amid hot US inflation data and geopolitical uncertainty, triggering a broader altcoin selloff. Bittensor (TAO) breached $300 support with elevated trading volume indicat…