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Bitcoin hit a two-month low, diverging significantly from record-breaking equity markets. Analysts attribute this to capital rotation away from volatile crypto assets toward stocks. While approaching…
Bitcoin declines 1.2% to $76,739 amid rising Fed rate expectations and geopolitical uncertainty over U.S.-Iran peace negotiations, offsetting positive on-chain liquidity signals from Binance USDT res…
Bitcoin declined 0.4% to $77,310 amid geopolitical uncertainty over Iran's nuclear stance and conflicting diplomatic signals between U.S. and Iranian officials, creating investor caution.
Bitcoin consolidates near month-to-date lows as surging US bond yields and geopolitical tensions weigh on risk assets. BTC trades below $77,000 at a critical support level.
Bitcoin fell sharply after the Fed held rates steady, disappointing markets awaiting cuts, amid rising inflation data and Middle East conflict fueling geopolitical risk and broad crypto sell-off.
Bitcoin plunged 8%, pressured by significant ETF outflows and broader risk-asset weakness, while JP Morgan highlights its long-term appeal versus gold despite near-term challenges.
Peter Schiff warns of a prolonged "crypto ice age" as Bitcoin falls ~4%, altcoins plunge, and $1.04B liquidations occur amid stronger GDP and slowing Fed cut odds.
Bitcoin (BTCUSD) fell 0.84% while GameStop rose 1.59% in brief intraday moves.