Bitcoin has plunged over 13% today, marking its largest percentage drop since mid-2022, hitting a new 52-week intraday low and declining over 27% year-to-date amid prolonged downward momentum.
Bitcoin price declined 0.86% today to $89,322.42, hitting its lowest level since early January 2026, continuing a downtrend over recent days despite slight monthly and yearly gains.
Bitcoin experienced a large surge of 17,000 BTC into exchanges, signaling potential increased selling pressure and a test of resistance near $89,000 to $90,000, suggesting further downside risk in th…
Tesla CFO Taneja Vaibhav filed to sell restricted shares, signaling potential insider profit-taking and possible short-term negative sentiment for TSLA stock.
Bitcoin plunged to a six-month low below $92,000, closing a CME futures gap amid weak market demand and macro uncertainty, signaling elevated downside risk and fragile technicals for the near term.