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Bitcoin shows signs of forming a bottom as Tether’s significant market cap drop signals liquidity stress akin to 2022, historically preceding major BTC rallies and price rebounds.
Michael Saylor's Strategy plans another $500M Bitcoin purchase amid a recent BTC dip to $64,200, followed by a rebound. Large holders are accumulating on the dip while liquidations and open interest …
Robert Kiyosaki bought one Bitcoin at $67K amid market weakness, citing US debt concerns and Bitcoin's fixed supply. Whales are selling slightly while retail buying grows, with cautious institutional…
Bitcoin and Ethereum face steep year-to-date declines amid a crypto winter despite gains in stocks and precious metals; experts suggest the market may be nearing a turning point supported by stronger…
Arkham's report reveals major Bitcoin holders including Satoshi Nakamoto, Coinbase, and corporations like Strategy, detailing distribution across institutions and governments as BTC prices dip slight…
MicroStrategy reduced its Bitcoin average cost slightly but faces major downside risks with weak capital inflows and bearish stock chart signals pointing to further declines.
Bitcoin edged lower amid AI-driven market volatility, lagging behind tech stocks' recent recovery. Crypto-related stocks also declined, while Ethereum and XRP showed modest gains despite ongoing year…
Bitcoin shows early signs of bottoming after significant drawdowns, driven by ETF sell pressure and deleveraging, but market remains fragile with potential volatility ahead as sentiment develops.
Bitcoin hit a weekly low near $65,500 amid strong negative funding rates signaling crowded short positions. While onchain data shows capital outflows, analysts suggest a possible short squeeze may tr…
Bitcoin and Ether spot ETFs face sustained outflows and declining asset values, signaling a prolonged bear-market regime with investors reducing exposure amid significant price weakness.
Bitcoin shows tentative rebound, rising 1.3% after steep declines amid strong US jobs data reducing Fed rate cut expectations, with attention shifting to upcoming inflation data.
Bitcoin faces unprecedented realized losses comparable to the Luna crash but at a much higher price, indicating a capitulation of late-cycle buyers rather than systemic collapse.
Bitcoin ETFs saw a third consecutive day of inflows despite price declines, signaling cautious rebuilding of exposure amid weak Bitcoin prices and market uncertainty ahead of key US economic data.
Bitcoin falls below $70,000 amid concerns over upcoming US jobs data and inflation reports, signaling potential near-term weakness due to expected Fed rate cuts.
Bitcoin rebounded from $60,000 to $69,500 amid deep retail bearishness and increased whale selling pressure, creating a mixed outlook. The price hovers near a critical weekly 200-EMA, with potential …
MicroStrategy reported a massive $12.6 billion quarterly loss due to Bitcoin price drops below acquisition cost, highlighting exposure risks. Despite this, the company holds over 713,000 BTC and main…
Bitcoin sharply tumbled to around $60,000 before rebounding above $65,000 amid a broad crypto selloff linked to AI sector weakness. Recent steep declines underscore ongoing volatility with uncertain …
Bitcoin partially rebounds after a sharp drop below $70,000 amid tech stock selloff driven by AI spending concerns, with retail investors linked across crypto and tech sectors.
Bitcoin experienced a sharp selloff, dropping over 17% since Wednesday afternoon and losing more than half its value from the October peak amid macro uncertainty and regulatory concerns.
Bitcoin continues its decline amid institutional ETF outflows and expectations of tighter Fed policy under new Fed Chair nominee Kevin Warsh, reflecting a retreat from previous speculative gains desp…