The massive crash on October 10 that saw Bitcoin (BTC) touch $102,000 is almost being shadowed by a price correction a week later, with the liquidations chart showing a classic setup for a market short squeeze if the king coin crosses the $111,000 mark again. Bitcoin fell below $108,000 during Tuesday’s US pre-market sessions, now
The crypto market has entered a phase of uncertainty after a massive $20 billion crash wiped out gains across major assets. At the center of the current debate is Bitcoin, which is trading around $110,000, just below its crucial on-chain “realized price” for traders, estimated at $115,000. According to Julio Moreno, Head of Research at
Bitcoin price and the broader crypto market are facing yet another selling pressure today, triggering nearly $250 million in long liquidations. Top altcoins like Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), XRP, BNB are also trading 3-5% down, even on the news that the US shutdown is likely to end soon. This could make way for all the
Bitcoin price today trades near $107,700, under pressure after repeated selling from institutional desks. The move has shifted attention back to the $104,000–$105,000 support band as the market braces for the Fed decision. BTC Price Action Struggles Below Key EMAs BTC Price Prediction (Source: TradingView) The BTC price action shows a clear rejection from the
Macro investor Raoul Pal has stated that Bitcoin’s traditional four-year market rhythm has shifted into a five-year cycle, projecting the next peak to occur around the second quarter of 2026. His analysis connects this shift to a structural change in global debt maturity, extending the usual business cycle by roughly a year. Raoul Pal: “The
Bank of Japan Deputy Governor addresses the importance of adapting to the ever-changing financial climate, particularly with the emergence of stablecoins in the global economy. Summary Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino emphasized that stablecoins could play a vital role in the global payment system and may eventually partially replace traditional bank deposits. Japan’s
Asia’s stablecoin race is dividing between bank-backed domestic currencies and US dollar–pegged tokens as Japan, Singapore, and Hong Kong roll out new regulations shaping how crypto can operate alongside regional monetary policies. The rivalry is heating up, highlighted by Japan’s plan for a major bank consortium and China’s restrictions on Hong Kong initiatives. These moves
Coinbase (COIN) has acquired Echo, a startup focused on onchain capital formation, for approximately $375 million. Founded by a longtime crypto figure known by its Cobie pseudonym, Echo has helped projects raise over $200 million across roughly 300 deals since launch. The platform allows startups to raise funds directly from their communities, either privately or
Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) on Monday told investors to vote against the $9 billion acquisition of Core Scientific by CoreWeave, saying the>Core Scientific investors exposed to CoreWeave’s price swings, a risk that’s already materialized. As the trading floor punished CoreWeave’s stock, the total offer value sank. Then Trip Miller, head of Gullane Capital in Memphis,
The State of Wyoming has initiated a large-scale blockchain test involving 700,000 Frontier (FRNT) stablecoins, deploying 100,000 tokens each on seven major blockchains. Data from Dune Analytics researcher Marcov confirmed that the rollout took place on October 20 across Ethereum, Solana, Avalanche C-Chain, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, and Polygon. This deployment marks the first major on-chain