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Bitcoin plunged nearly 10%, dropping below its 2021 peak amid accelerated selling, ETF outflows, and fading institutional support, signaling a deepening bear market and heightened downside risk.
Bitcoin plunged sharply amid massive derivatives liquidations and macroeconomic fears triggered by U.S.-China tariff tensions, causing investor panic and heavy selling pressure across crypto markets.
BTCUSD experienced a massive liquidation event wiping out $1.37 billion amid tariff tensions between the US and China, triggering a sharp price plunge and erasing recent gains in crypto markets.
Bitcoin has risen ~350% since spot ETF filings, showing a maturing, steadier rally; recent liquidations and a looming large options expiry have driven short-term losses and could increase near-term v…
Bitcoin fell about 4% to ~$112,000, wiping out $1.6B in longs as onchain metrics signal cycle exhaustion and growing sell pressure, raising the risk of further downside and liquidity sweeps.
Bitcoin dipped below $110,000 after a 24,000 BTC whale sale triggered over $900M in liquidations; prices recovered slightly while traders rotated into Ethereum via heavy ETF inflows.
Bitcoin slid below $110,000 as profit-taking, a large whale sell-off and Fed political uncertainty triggered liquidations and ETP outflows, prompting broad risk-off moves across crypto markets.