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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…
Bitcoin slumped nearly $10,000, triggering $1.7 billion in liquidations, driven by heavy spot selling on Binance and uncertainty over a potential Fed chair nomination affecting market sentiment.
Bitcoin and Ethereum remain range-bound after the Federal Reserve paused rate cuts, with no clear breakout amid cautious investor sentiment and mixed ETF flows.
Raoul Pal states that crypto’s recent weakness stems from the October 10 liquidation event and markets should begin recovery by early 2026, with significant bullish potential long term on macro and r…
Bitcoin price dipped 0.33%, breaking a two-day winning streak, trading near $89,000 with mixed year-to-date and long-term performance.
Bitcoin and Ethereum rallied as the US dollar hit a four-year low, fueling investor interest in cryptocurrencies as hedges against inflation and currency decline amid mounting US policy risks and wea…
Bitcoin fell to a five-week low near $86,000 amid rising US government shutdown fears and escalating trade tensions, while gold surged past $5,000 on safe-haven demand and tariff threats.
Bitcoin’s price has lost bullish momentum, struggling near $90,000, with on-chain metrics suggesting a potential fall to $60,000 over the next 300 days amid ongoing bear market conditions.
Large Bitcoin holders are accumulating amid volatility and retail selling, suggesting potential breakout conditions despite recent price declines and macroeconomic uncertainties.
Bitcoin (BTCUSD) has declined over the past three days, down 2.55%, hitting its worst three-day drop since January 2026, despite a 6.33% gain month-to-date and year-to-date.
Strategy Inc. plans to acquire more Bitcoin, potentially surpassing 700,000 BTC holdings despite stock dilution concerns and premium compression amid growing competition from spot Bitcoin ETFs.
Bitcoin whales have resumed accumulating after a sharp selloff, turning their one-year net holdings positive again, signaling potential upside. Meanwhile, mid-sized holders and ETFs continue reducing…
Bitcoin ETFs led by BlackRock saw record inflows surpassing $840 million, despite mixed retail sentiment. Bitcoin’s price rose over 7% last week, approaching $100K, with institutional demand contrast…
Bitcoin's price shows signs of decoupling from the global M2 money supply, sparking divided analyst views. Some expect a rebound linked to monetary easing, while others warn of quantum computing risk…
Bitcoin price consolidates between $89,500 support and $92,000 resistance, showing signs of a potential fresh increase if it stays above key support levels in the hourly timeframe.
BTCUSD is approaching a crucial $94,000 resistance. Institutional accumulation contrasts retail panic selling. A large 2010 BTC transfer suggests a potential market sale, signaling bullish momentum i…
Bitcoin sentiment improves, moving from extreme fear toward neutral as a recovery rally lifts prices slightly, though recent setbacks keep direction uncertain.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs see largest inflow since October, driven by institutional demand and whale accumulation, supporting a cautiously bullish Bitcoin price outlook near $100,000.