Btc: 81.6k (-11%) | btc.D: 58.8% (-0.5%). Eth: 2665 (-12%) | bnb: 800 (-11%) | sol: 123 (-13%). Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs saw significant outflows, with broader crypto markets falling sharply as strong jobs data reduced expectations for interest-rate cuts. Bitcoin’s technicals weakened, with RSI hitting a three-year low and the price hovering only slightly
Bitcoin (BTC) is falling further and further. Having fallen 10.8% in the last 24 hours, BTC has fallen to $81. Bitcoin appears to be having its worst week of the year as the unstoppable decline continues. Bitcoin experienced its second-worst November in history this year, according to data, while its weekly gains saw its lowest
As Strategy’s (MSTR) share price continues to slide, executive chairman Michael Saylor has felt compelled to address growing investor concern for the second time in two weeks. Last Friday, Saylor dismissed rumours that the company was selling bitcoin, stating there was “no truth to the rumour.” Meanwhile, on Thursday, market nerves were hit again after
One of the crypto industry’s longtime Republican allies in Congress introduced a bill to allow individuals and businesses to pay taxes in bitcoin BTC$83,292.08 without triggering capital gains liability and also directing the funds to the U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve — providing a new funding mechanism for the federal crypto stockpile that hasn’t yet been
It’s already been a wild Friday for the crypto markets, with Bitcoin diving to a price of nearly $81,000—the lowest mark seen since April—as altcoins marked even sharper dives, leading to billions of dollars’ worth of liquidations. But Bitcoin and other top coins are starting to recover, with the price of BTC recently rebounding back
Bitcoin (BTC) continues to experience drop after drop. At this point, it has fallen below $82,000 during the day. At this point, while people were wondering how long the decline in BTC could continue, an unusual move came from US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. Accordingly, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent dropped by unannounced at the
Realized losses in the Bitcoin market have reached their highest level since the FTX crash in 2022. On-chain data suggests that investors have resorted to panic selling, particularly following the sharp price drops in recent weeks, largely fueled by short-term investments. Analysis: Bitcoin Realized Losses at Highest Level Since FTX Crash The analysis notes that
The safety of cryptocurrencies from quantum computer threats continues to dominate conversations in the digital space. Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Nillion, John Woods, has offered a solution to achieve quantum “resistance” with Bitcoin (BTC). John Woods’ solution to Bitcoin quantum resistance According to Woods, given the threats posed by quantum computers to decrypting Bitcoin,
Jim Chanos has missed out on a stunning 85% annualized return on his portfolio after he covered his short sale of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) and sold the bitcoin (BTC) that hedged it. Since 2024, he has profited from the deteriorating premium of MSTR stock to its BTC holdings, likely doubling his money in about 12
Bitcoin (BTC) drops 8.5% below the $84,000 level, with further decline possible if the price fails to reclaim former support levels. Bitcoin’s price has dropped sharply in the past 24 hours, falling by 8.5% to $83,815, reflecting broader market concerns. Specifically, the BTCUSD chart shows a steep decline, with Bitcoin’s value slipping from over $92,000