Bitcoin (BTC) fell below $100,000. It is now approaching a Bitcoin death cross, a technical event where the 50-day SMA crosses below the 200-day SMA. Historically, this pattern has often appeared near market bottoms. However, the macro environment and the market structure of 2025 are no longer the same as in previous cycles. This raises
Bitcoin price continued its strong sell-off today, Nov. 14, its lowest level since May 8. BTC token moved to a low of $97,200, down sharply from the all-time high. This article explores the top reasons why the BTC price is crashing. Bitcoin price crashing as ETF outflows rise Copy link to section One reason why
Crypto finance platform Matrixport, in its latest market assessment, warned that Bitcoin’s price movements were similar to past “mini bear market” periods and that the market may have entered a small-scale bear trend. Matrixport: Bitcoin May Have Entered a “Mini Bear Market,” Market at a Critical Turning Point According to the report, the current outlook
Circle’s (CRCL) stock has erased nearly all of its post-IPO gains, retracing back to its opening price despite strong third-quarter earnings and accelerating USDC growth. The sharp reversal reflects rising supply pressure, expiring lockups, and a shifting stablecoin market, all while major institutions turn increasingly bullish on Circle’s long-term moat. Circle Round-Trips Its Entire Post-IPO
Bitcoin has broken below the $100,000 mark. As of press time, the price sits at $97,1000, down 6% over the last 24 hours and 4% in the past seven days. Meanwhile, volume remains high, and sellers continue to control the market. Traders are watching key levels to assess whether more downside is likely. Price Rejected
Key Takeaways BlackRock clients sold 2,610 Bitcoin worth $257 million, showing notable institutional outflows. About $867 million exited US spot Bitcoin ETFs on November 13. BlackRock clients sold 2,610 Bitcoin valued at approximately $257 million on Thursday, marking another huge outflow from the asset management giant’s crypto holdings. The transaction reflects continued institutional portfolio adjustments
Key Takeaways $300 million in leveraged long crypto positions were liquidated in the last 60 minutes due to sudden market selloffs. Bitcoin’s price pulled back from near $99,000 to $97,000. Crypto markets saw a sharp liquidation wave today, with roughly $300 million in long positions wiped out in the past hour as Bitcoin dropped to
Asset tokenization—the process of putting real-world assets like company shares, real estate, and legal documents on the blockchain—is gaining quiet but consequential momentum. The promise is big: faster transfers, fewer intermediaries, and wider global access. But while the tech races ahead, governments are still struggling to keep pace. In many developing countries, ownership is still
Key Takeaways Anchorage Digital received $405 million in Bitcoin from major institutional clients. The institutions involved include Coinbase, Cumberland, Galaxy Digital, and Wintermute. Anchorage Digital, a ÚS-regulated crypto custodian, received about $405 million in Bitcoin today across transfers from major institutional players. The inflows suggest institutions are moving BTC off trading venues and into long-term,