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
Amid the lackluster price action of the past few weeks, the accumulation of bitcoin BTC$95,239.88 by mid- to large-sized holders has reached its strongest monthly level since the FTX-related collapse of 2022. Over the past 30 days, entities holding between 10 and 1,000 BTC — commonly referred to as the Fish-to-Shark cohort — have accumulated
The eleven spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) listed in the U.S. have registered a net inflow of $1.2 billion so far this month, reversing December redemptions, according to data from SoSoValue. While the inflow number is positive, a deeper dive into the data reveals an even stronger bullish signal: large investors are ditching their usual arbitrage
Darkforth, an analyst from the cryptocurrency analytics company CryptoQuant, shared his assessment of the Bitcoin market. According to the analyst, the most critical levels for Bitcoin in the short to medium term are $81,700, which serves as strong support, and $101,000, which represents a significant resistance point. Darkforth stated that Bitcoin’s next major test is
By mid-January, open interest in Bitcoin options rose to about $74.1 billion, edging past Bitcoin futures open interest of roughly $65.22 billion. Open interest is the stock of outstanding contracts that have not been closed or expired, so it measures position inventory, not trading activity. So, when options inventory exceeds futures, it often shows a
Bitcoin is approaching an important price area, where the next move could set the tone for the coming days. The market has been moving higher, but signs show this advance may be part of a temporary correction rather than a fresh breakout. Current Structure Points to a Decision Zone Bitcoin appears to be in a
Hedge fund manager Michael Burry, who rose to worldwide fame by correctly predicting the 2008 global financial crisis, has publicly praised a charitable use case for Bitcoin. On social media, Burry, who posts under the handle Cassandra Unchained, endorsed cryptic donations to Little Wishes, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to granting wishes for chronically and