Bitcoin price has fallen more than 5.5% over the past week, sliding from above $77,000 to around $72,600 on Thursday as risk sentiment weakened. The move extends a broader pullback from early May’s highs above $82,000, leaving bitcoin price trading near 6–7% lower week-on-week as surging spot ETF outflows and US‑Iran tensions pressure prices. BlackRock’s
Bitcoin continues to trade under pressure after losing the critical $75K-$76K support zone, while broader market sentiment remains cautious amid weakening ETF inflows and deteriorating technical structure. However, $BTC is now approaching an important confluence of technical supports around $70K-$72K, where both trendline support and the 100-day MA could provide temporary relief for the market.
Bitcoin-native asset management company UTXO Management has become one of the first institutional participants in Bitcoin Staking on the Stacks network, marking a notable shift in how corporate Bitcoin holdings may be used. The initiative introduces a structure that allows institutions to earn bitcoin-denominated yield without transferring custody or moving assets off the Bitcoin base
The scale up of STRC and SATA has drawn in many detractors. Recently Onramp published a paper highlighting some issues of Digital Credit. There were some errors and the paper was clearly AI-generated in most places. My favorite error actually had little to do with Digital Credit, and it appeared in the preface of the
Bitcoin continues facing heavy selling pressure as traders struggle to regain bullish momentum below key resistance levels. The leading cryptocurrency recently slipped toward the $74,300 region after repeated failures near the $80,000 to $82,000 zone. Consequently, bearish sentiment has strengthened across both spot and derivatives markets. Market participants now monitor whether Bitcoin can stabilize above
Inflation in the U.S. continued to be high in April, putting renewed pressure on risk assets and taking a toll on crypto assets as well. The Federal Reserve’s favored inflation gauge, the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index, increased notably. The US PCE inflation met the Wall Street analyst expectations.
The widening gap between Bitcoin’s conservative design philosophy and DeFi’s ever-expanding attack surface just got a blunt restatement from one of crypto’s oldest voices. In a recent interview clipped by WuBlockchain, Blockstream CEO Adam Back didn’t mince words: virtual-machine smart contracts are too complex to secure, restaking and rehypothecation build extreme hidden leverage, and the
While the end of the months-long war between the US and Iran was expected, the renewed intensification of tensions and the combination of Fed interest rate uncertainty stemming from war-induced inflation are continuing to put downward pressure on Bitcoin ($BTC). At this point, $BTC has fallen as low as $73,000 during the day, and market
Bitcoin held a narrow intraday range of $72,622 to $76,047 on Thursday, as bears maintained structural control across multiple timeframes. Price action on the 1-hour, 4-hour, and daily charts all pointed to a market searching for directional conviction near multi-week lows. Key Takeaways: $BTC printed a May 28 intraday high of $76,047, staying well below
Bitcoin fell below $73,000 to the lowest level since April 13 on Thursday as renewed fighting between the U.S. and Iran rattled global markets, pushing oil higher and dimming hopes for a permanent ceasefire. The selloff followed U.S. strikes in southern Iran. Iran’s Revolutionary Guards said they retaliated by targeting the American base used to