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Veteran economist Peter Brandt warned that institutional “campaign selling” could drive Bitcoin’s price down to around $63,800.
Bitcoin fell below $73.000 for the second time since April 2025, extending losses to 40% from its October peak while mining companies posted double-digit declines.
Bitcoin’s price briefly fell below $73,000 for the first time since April 2025, pressured by heavy whale selling.
Bitcoin sees rising exchange inflows and sustained supply pressure as price trades near $78,000.
Crypto investors and traders are showing mixed sentiment toward the top two cryptocurrencies, as the market experiences a rebound.
Bitcoin price tanked below $75,000 recently but has since recovered to $ 77,000, while bets on Polymarket suggest a further dip below $65,000.
Blockstream CEO and early Bitcoin contributor Adam Back said his firm has no direct or indirect connection to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.
Strategy briefly fell into losses as Bitcoin dipped below $75,000, leaving its 712,647 BTC holdings over $1 billion underwater.
RailsX introduces Lightning-native decentralized trading, eliminating intermediaries by routing transactions as circular self-payments through existing channels.
Donald Trump nominates former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh as chair. Thai raises expectations of a more hawkish monetary policy stance pending Senate confirmation.
Macroeconomic and geopolitical tensions have reignited the Bitcoin versus gold debate, contributing to a widespread market selloff.
MSTR shares hit a new 52-week low, extending their one-year decline to 57% amid renewed Bitcoin weakness.
Swiss-Singaporean banking group Sygnum and Starboard Digital secured 750 BTC ($65M) in seed funding for their actively managed Bitcoin yield fund, delivering 8.9% annualized returns despite market volatility.
Bitcoin plunged to $84,437 in a sudden crash that wiped out $85 billion in market capitalization and triggered over $200 million in liquidations within hours.
JPMorgan explains why Bitcoin is not acting as a hedge to the falling US dollar, with both assets correcting over 10% in one year.