Story Highlights U.S. reopening sparks major liquidity wave as TGA spending resumes, QT ends, and global stimulus grows—setting the stage for weaker dollar and shifting markets. Fed’s divided stance on rate cuts and pending crypto CLARITY Act add uncertainty as Bitcoin slips below $100K ahead of the crucial Dec. 10 FOMC meeting. The U.S. government
Asian stocks plunged on Friday following Wall Street’s selloff as Fed officials signaled caution on rate cuts. Bitcoin dropped below $100,000 for the third time this month, reflecting broader market anxiety. As of 5:00 am UTC, Japan’s Nikkei fell 1.73% to 50,392. while South Korea’s KOSPI dropped 3% to 4,045.44. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng declined
Bitcoin can resonate with US voters even across political divides, according to a new analysis from the BTC Policy Institute released on Thursday, which shows that each party warms to Bitcoin when it’s seen as aligning with their core values. BTC Policy utilized data from a June 2025 survey conducted by the US-based polling analytics
Crypto exchange Kraken isn’t rushing toward a US public listing, even as a friendlier policy climate and improving market conditions have spurred other crypto companies to pursue an initial public offering. “We’re financially sound. We know how to have our own risk management on how we run our company,” Kraken co-CEO Arjun Sethi told Yahoo
Bitcoin price fell sharply today, sliding from an intraday high of $104,000 to $98,113, wiping out earlier gains and marking a decisive breakdown in price action. Starting in morning trading, the Bitcoin price consistently bled down from the upper $102,000s to lows of $97,870. According to Bitcoin Magazine Pro data, the last time Bitcoin price
Story Highlights Bitcoin crashes below $98,000, wiping out $700 million in long positions today. Crypto-related stocks plunge, dragging Bitcoin and overall crypto market sharply lower this week. Analysts say holding above $98K may trigger rebound, else risk deeper fall near $90K Bitcoin price tumbled close to $98,000 today, marking the third time this month, leaving
Bitcoin (BTC) dropped 3% to $98,550.33 as of press time, falling below the psychological $100,000 threshold for the third time this month amid cascading leverage liquidations, persistent ETF outflows, and a broader risk-off posture across digital assets. The slide accelerated after Bitcoin broke support at $100,000, triggering over $190 million in long liquidations in the
Bitcoin’s recent wave of whale selling pressure is typical of a late-stage crypto cycle and should be no more concerning than it has been in the past, according to analysts from Glassnode. On Thursday, a major Bitcoin whale, identified as trader Owen Gunden, made moves toward selling, transferring 2,400 Bitcoin (BTC), worth $237 million, to