Key Notes Market volatility intensified as Bitcoin whale investors continued large-scale sell-offs, contributing to the sharp price decline. Supreme Court case on Trump’s tariff powers triggered risk-off sentiment, spooking both equity and digital asset investors. US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded fourth consecutive day of outflows with $187 million withdrawn, signaling profit-taking activity. Bitcoin BTC $101
This month, a remarkable Bitcoin-focused artwork will grace one of the art world’s most prestigious stages. Block 1 from Robert Alice’s Portraits of a Mind series is set to be auctioned in Sotheby’s Now & Contemporary Evening Sale on November 18, carrying an estimate of $600,000 to $800,000. Robert Alice, Portraits of a Mind, 2019.
Bitcoin crashed through the key psychological level of $100,000, taking the rest of the crypto market with it. Summary Bitcoin fell below the key psychological level of $100k This was the lowest point for the BTC price since June Shares of Strategy were down 6%, mirroring the BTC price Why? Fear is once again running
While expectations of a new upward wave in Bitcoin increased after the great crash in October, November also started with declines. Following October, declines continued in November, historically known as the month of rise, with Bitcoin falling below the critical level of $100,000. While this decline also dampened bullish expectations, some analysts said that Bitcoin
Bitcoin BTC$102,108.42 is trading near a key level that has served as strong support throughout the nearly three-year-long uptrend, amid signs of de-escalation in U.S.-China trade tensions. That key level is the 50-week simple moving average (SMA), which has acted as a trampoline, fueling bullish momentum, refreshing for a larger upward move at least three
Bitcoin BTC$101,373.83 continued to slide on Tuesday U.S. hours, falling below $102,000 and taking out the lows of the October 10 crash. The largest crypto plunged 4.5% over the past 24 hours and 11.8% over the past seven days to near $101,900, its weakest since late June. Ethereum’s ether ETH$3,388.95 also fell below the crash
Analyst il Capo of Crypto, one of the well-known names in the cryptocurrency world, made new statements following the recent decline in Bitcoin. Bitcoin’s price saw another 3.69% drop in the last 24 hours today, extending its losing streak. At the time of writing, BTC is trading at $102,641. Ethereum, on the other hand, is
Key highlights: Bitcoin tumbles below $104K, with traders bracing for a test of $100K Analysts eye possible correction toward $92K CME futures gap Short-term holders show signs of capitulation amid growing losses Bitcoin has fallen below $104,000 for the first time in weeks, sparking warnings from traders that the leading cryptocurrency may retest sub-$100,000 levels
In what may be the start to putting in a bottom in the crypto sell-off or the harbinger of more brutality to come, or both, Paris-based Sequans (SQNS) became the first of this year’s hastily-formed bitcoin treasury companies to unload some its BTC stack. Alongside its third-quarter earnings report, Sequans Tuesday said it redeemed 50%
As Bitcoin extends its multi-week decline, touching $103,700 today, attention is now shifting toward a technical level that has repeatedly defined its long-term trend. Analyst Lark Davis highlighted this level in a new post, noting that Bitcoin is approaching the same area that triggered several major rebounds since early 2023. 50-Week EMA Has Historically Supported