On Sunday evening, around 6:15 p.m. Eastern time, bitcoin slipped below the $95,000 perch it had clung to for the past day, giving up about 3% in the process. The asset brushed an intraday low of $91,917 per coin as gold and silver headed the opposite direction, charging into fresh price highs. Bitcoin Stumbles Into
According to onchain analyst Sani, Gamestop—the specialty retailer known for video games, consumer electronics, and gaming merch—moved 100 BTC, valued at roughly $9.5 million, over to Coinbase Prime, the crypto heavyweight’s brokerage arm. Reportedly, Gamestop shifted 100 BTC to Coinbase Prime on Jan. 17, 2026. The move was flagged by Sani, the onchain analyst who
In its latest technical analysis of the Bitcoin price, cryptocurrency analytics company MakroVision reported that the first constructive signals are beginning to appear in the market. According to the analysis, Bitcoin has surpassed a significant technical threshold by regaining its strong support zone between $93,200 and $94,200 following recent sharp sell-offs. MacroVision emphasizes that a
Bitcoin Swiss CEO Andrej Majcen warned investors that the Bitcoin market no longer behaves as it used to. According to Majcen, the influx of institutional money has rendered the 4-year halving cycles obsolete, and a new major financial crisis may be on the horizon within the next 3-5 years. Andrej Majcen, CEO of Bitcoin Swiss,
Despite the relatively calm weekend, most digital assets do not have enough fuel in their tanks for a proper recovery. Unfortunately, it is not clear where smaller assets like Shiba Inu will find the fuel. But the same goes for “grands” like XRP and Bitcoin, which have the same struggle. XRP running on empty Right
Bitcoin (BTC) and gold moved in opposite directions as tensions over tariffs escalated between US President Donald Trump and the European Union. While the precious metal rallied to fresh record highs amid rising geopolitical uncertainty, the leading digital cryptocurrency slipped. This contrasting move mirrors past patterns observed in October and has reignited debate over what
Bitcoin fell almost $3,500 on Monday as Europe hinted at retaliatory measures against US President Donald Trump, who threatened new trade tariffs unless negotiations could begin over Greenland. Bitcoin (BTC) prices dumped 3.6% in a matter of hours, falling from $95,450 to just below $92,000 on Coinbase in early trading on Monday morning, according to
Bitcoin’s sudden drop during the early Monday Asian session has flushed excess leverage from the system, triggering liquidations worth over $865 million. The decline comes as U.S. stock and bond markets remain closed for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, with world leaders gathering in Davos for the World Economic Forum. Crypto markets are reacting
Despite the relatively calm weekend, most digital assets do not have enough fuel in their tanks for a proper recovery. Unfortunately, it is not clear where smaller assets like Shiba Inu will find the fuel. But the same goes for “grands” like XRP and Bitcoin, which have the same struggle. XRP running on empty Right
The bitcoin price plunged nearly $4,000 in a sharp evening sell-off after President Donald Trump announced plans to impose sweeping new tariffs on Europe on Saturday. Around 6 p.m. EST, massive amounts of selling hit the crypto market triggering a wave of forced liquidations across the bitcoin price and altcoins. The world’s largest cryptocurrency fell