Bitcoin (BTC), the leading cryptocurrency, flashed a staggering plunge below $25,000 on Christmas Day. As highlighted by a financial analyst, Jacob King, this crash occurred on the Binance BTC/USD1 trading pair. What triggered Bitcoin flash crash? According to King, the dip was a “flash crash,” which means that it happened suddenly, with very few users
2025 delivered a brutal lesson in market structure for Bitcoin. The year began with political momentum and drifted into a summer of aggressive policy signals. Yet, it snapped into one of the sharpest boom-to-bust sequences in the asset’s history. By December, the price had round-tripped, leaving the asset flat for the year. But the flat
Bitcoin price action has remained mixed in recent sessions, reflecting uncertainty across global markets. At the time of writing, broader risk cues offer little direction for short-term momentum. However, one notable signal is emerging from gold, whose recent strength may be positioning Bitcoin for a renewed rally if historical correlations continue to hold. Bitcoin Is
Key takeaways BTC is up by less than 1% and is now trading above $87k. It could surge towards $90k as bullish momentum builds. Bitcoin tops $87k despite poor institutional demand BTC, the leading cryptocurrency by market cap, is trading above the $87k level after adding less than 1% to its value in the last
Bitcoin isn’t just a tool for wealthy investors. Strategy CEO Phuong explains that it also helps people in developing countries. One of the biggest advantages is reducing the cost of sending money home. Traditionally, remittances go through banks or money transfer services. These middlemen can take up to 30% in fees, leaving families with less
Key Notes In a conversation with CoinDCX CEO Sumit Gupta, India’s Kamath said he has never owned Bitcoin. He said he does not have sufficient knowledge about cryptocurrency to give an opinion on the crypto market. India’s anti-crypto stance has relaxed in recent times and Kamath is now open to the market. Nikhil Kamath, a
2025 was a year of both great rises and sharp falls for Bitcoin (BTC). While Bitcoin reached many new all-time highs throughout the year, the last quarter saw a major crash. After reaching its all-time high in October, BTC experienced a major crash, falling as low as the $80,000 mark. This fuels predictions that a
Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, has made headlines again. He said that Bitcoin is a better form of money than gold. His comments have sparked excitement in the crypto world. Many investors see this as a strong vote of confidence in Bitcoin. Armstrong made these remarks at a major global forum. He explained why Bitcoin