Bitcoin price crashed below $90,000, touching $89,500 for the first time in seven months. The drop has shaken the market, pushing the Fear & Greed Index into “extreme fear”. Many traders now worry the price could dip even further, with some expecting BTC Price to go as low as $86,000. Top Reasons Why Bitcoin Price
The number of Bitcoin whale wallets has spiked as the price of Bitcoin has struggled this week, sinking as low as $89,550 on Tuesday. Data from the crypto analytics platform Glassnode shows that whales have been accumulating since late October, with a notable spike in the number of Bitcoin whale wallets holding above 1,000 BTC
BlackRock’s spot bitcoin ETF, IBIT, has registered record outflows this month amid a price slide and a sharp rise in the cost of bearish options used to hedge against further market declines. The Nasdaq-listed BlackRock Bitcoin ETF, IBIT, has recorded a net outflow of $1.26 billion so far this month, marking the largest monthly redemption
Mastercard (MA) has chosen Polygon to power a new system that lets people send crypto to verified usernames instead of long wallet addresses, the companies said on Tuesday. Mastercard Crypto Credential standardizes how blockchain addresses are verified by enabling human-readable aliases that correspond to a verified individual, the company said in a an emailed press
BitMEX founder Arthur Hayes said that the recent price declines in Bitcoin are not due to fundamental factors, but rather to the shrinkage of US dollar liquidity. Arthur Hayes: “Bitcoin’s Decline Is Due to Liquidity Tightness, Not a Fundamental Problem” According to Hayes, the market pullback isn’t due to a structural weakness in Bitcoin, as
The long-defunct Mt. Gox exchange initiated a significant bitcoin move on-chain Monday, transferring approximately 10,608 BTC, worth $950 million, to new wallet address, according to data from blockchain analytics firm Arkham Intelligence. The transfer unfolded at approximately 11:40 p.m. ET, with around 10,422 BTC sent to an unidentified address labeled “1ANkD…ojwyt,” while a smaller portion
Key Takeaways Bitcoin’s price dropped below $90,500, breaking key support levels. Heavy selling by long-term holders and large ETF outflows are driving the decline. Bitcoin dropped below $90,500 for the first time since April amid heavy selling pressure from long-term holders and ETF outflows that weakened market momentum. Traders are showing signs of capitulation as
Openledger has launched a $5 million grants initiative in partnership with the Cambridge University Blockchain Society to accelerate research and development in the decentralized AI ecosystem. Dedicated Funding for Core Decentralized AI Components Openledger has announced a $5 million grants initiative in partnership with the Cambridge University Blockchain Society. This long-term program, which is designed
Key Takeaways Bitcoin’s price fell below $90,000 amid heightened market volatility. The drop represents a significant downturn following recent record highs in the crypto market. Bitcoin fell to $89,700 after failing to hold below the $90,000 level on Monday, extending its slide and triggering roughly $947 million in leveraged liquidations over the past 24 hours,