Bitcoin faces its steepest monthly decline since 2022, nearing key technical supports amid macro risk fears and heavy outflows, signaling sustained downward pressure in the near term.
Bitcoin is undergoing its sharpest monthly decline since 2022, down nearly 20% in February and facing a fifth consecutive monthly loss amid ongoing risk-off sentiment and tariff uncertainties.
Bitcoin traders are selling at a loss for the first time since 2022, signaling a potential prolonged downtrend with price possibly dropping further toward $44,000 over the next six months.
Shrinking stablecoin liquidity and tariff uncertainty are driving investors from Bitcoin to safe-haven assets like precious metals, causing Bitcoin to decouple from gold and face limited upside in th…
Bitcoin faces sharp selloffs amid panic and heavy liquidations, but extreme fear and high realized losses suggest a potential bottom and buying opportunity in the short term.
Bitcoin and major cryptocurrencies plunged sharply amid former President Trump's tariff proposal, triggering macro-driven selloffs and massive leveraged liquidations, with Bitcoin dropping below $65,…
Bitcoin plunged below $65,000 support amid tariff-related global uncertainty, losing nearly half its value since October's peak, as risk-off sentiment and geopolitical tensions weighed heavily on the…
Cryptocurrency markets, led by Bitcoin, fell sharply amid macroeconomic pressure, triggering large liquidations and ETF outflows, pushing the total crypto market cap near yearly lows and signaling he…
Bitcoin trades slightly higher while retail sentiment remains bearish and disconnected, with whales accumulating at lower prices. Ethereum and other cryptos face subdued participation amid ongoing re…
Bitcoin fell 2.5% after failing to sustain $70,000 amid soft US inflation data, while Ethereum and XRP dropped sharply. Upcoming US economic reports and Cathie Wood's Coinbase stake add uncertainty t…
China's reduction in U.S. Treasury purchases may trigger a global risk-off move, pressuring cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin in the short term due to rising yields and tighter liquidity, while gold dema…
Bitcoin fell sharply during a recent risk-off phase but recovered to around $69,000. Market sentiment remains cautious due to upcoming key economic data and Fed speeches, with tech sector stabilizati…
Bitcoin dropped over 50% since October, briefly falling below $61,000 before stabilizing near $70,000 amid risk-off sentiment and increased volatility in equities and FX markets.
Bitcoin plunged to a 16-month low near $60,000 amid broad risk-off sentiment, driven by tech sector fears, Fed hawkishness, geopolitical tensions, and massive ETF outflows, though a relief rally coul…
Bitcoin plunged sharply to $60,000, erasing post-election gains amid massive long liquidations and technical breakdowns, signaling increased bearish momentum and risk-off sentiment in crypto markets.
Bitcoin plunged to its lowest since October 2024 amid risk-off sentiment, long liquidations, tech-sector contagion, and ETF outflows. The crypto market faces extreme fear, but some see potential oppo…
Bitcoin falls sharply amid hawkish Fed stance and risk-off sentiment, diverging from silver's record surge driven by physical demand and supply constraints.