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Bitcoin remains weak following a two-week low amid escalating Middle East conflict and rising geopolitical risks, dampening risk appetite despite slight recovery near $68,350.
Bitcoin falls nearly 3% amid Middle East conflict and uncertain geopolitical risks, with risk appetite dented by prolonged US military actions, causing volatility and cautious outlook from analysts.
Institutional Bitcoin selling reflects macro risk-off amid rising real yields and inflation, causing ETF outflows and price pressure. Bitcoin is treated as a macro asset rather than purely crypto, wi…
Crypto markets suffered a sharp tech-driven selloff, sending Bitcoin below $84,000 amid a $1 billion liquidation of long leveraged positions and fears of a US government shutdown causing heightened r…
Bitcoin and major cryptocurrencies declined amid anxiety before key U.S. labor market data, with significant ETF outflows and increased liquidations signaling reduced risk appetite and bearish sentim…
Bitcoin rebounds modestly after steep losses triggered by Bank of Japan rate hike concerns; overall crypto market remains pressured with significant losses since October highs.
Bitcoin plunged below $90,000 amid economic headwinds, declining risk appetite, and reduced retail demand, with institutional outflows pressuring the market and options traders betting on further los…
EUR/USD edges higher amid softening risk appetite and a weaker dollar, while equities and Bitcoin decline as traders prepare for North American session and cautious Fed outlook.
Bitfinex analysts say a broad altcoin rally is unlikely until crypto ETFs and renewed Bitcoin product inflows arrive. Market is muted, though Coinbase predicts a potential altseason by September amid…