Major Bitcoin holders pause accumulation as demand dwindles, signaling potential sustained price weakness in the crypto market.
The crypto market sees a dramatic $80 billion loss following recent US military strikes on Iran amid ongoing peace negotiations.
Bitcoin's 2.8% drop follows a staggering $1.3B trade in BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF, highlighting waning institutional confidence in the cryptocurrency market.
As Bitcoin ETF outflows reach new heights, institutional selling intensifies, pushing the cryptocurrency into a precarious high-risk zone amidst rising global tensions.
Rising government bond yields may trigger a flight to Bitcoin, heralding a potential supercycle, according to BitMEX analyst Shang Wu.
Financial analysts predict Bitcoin could crash below $60K as it struggles with crucial support. Current price stands at $75,800 amid ongoing bear market.
Michael Saylor of Strategy expresses openness to selling Bitcoin in 2026, aiming to maximize Bitcoin per share by 2033.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers introduces the American Reserve Modernization Act to establish a US Bitcoin reserve aimed at reducing national debt.
In a pivotal IPO filing, SpaceX disclosed $1.45 billion in Bitcoin, surpassing estimates and positioning itself as a leader in digital assets.
As Bitcoin hovers near $76K, traders are anticipating a drop to $68K. What does this mean for future price movements?
Retail Bitcoin demand on Binance has dropped significantly as futures selling pressures BTC below $77,000. What’s next for the market?
A wave of capital rotation toward AI stocks led to a staggering $1 billion outflow from Spot Bitcoin ETFs, ending a remarkable inflow streak.