Longtime CNBC anchor Jim Cramer has come up with a scathing critique of Bitcoin following a brutal weekend sell-off. Despite being a self-proclaimed holder of the asset, Cramer argued that the violent price action over the last 48 hours is definitive proof that Bitcoin cannot function as a stable medium of exchange. “The demonstration of
Michael Saylor’s Strategy is starting to fall apart, and there’s no more pretending otherwise. Over the weekend, Cryptopolitan reported that Bitcoin had dropped under $76,000, breaking the line that had been holding up Saylor’s plan for years, which is exactly $76,037, the average level where Strategy Inc. bought its Bitcoin. And now, Saylor is officially
Bitcoin enters the first full week of February under mounting macro pressure, trading in a volatile sub-$80,000 range as risk appetite weakens and markets brace for key US labor data. With recession fears resurfacing, ETF flows turning cautious, and speculation growing around the Federal Reserve’s next policy move, this week’s economic calendar could prove decisive
The Bitcoin price has seen one of its sharpest pullbacks in months, losing over 11% since its late-January peak. While the price has reached a major technical target, on-chain and derivatives data suggest the market may not be done correcting. With buyers still cautious and whales reducing exposure, the question now is simple: is this
Bitcoin’s price action has fallen into bearish territory after dropping below an important previous low that had supported the rally for months. At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading at $78,560 after falling to as low as $77,082 in the past 24 hours, a move that crypto analyst XForceGlobal says represents a significant change
Bitcoin ($BTC) has gone through a severe downturn this week, breaking below a crucial, long-held technical zone. In this respect, the $BTC/$USDT weekly trajectory presents a substantial bearish plunge from a noteworthy rising wedge pattern. As per the data from Captain Faibik, the leading crypto asset is 10% down, hitting $78,181.80. This underscores the loss
Bitcoin has fallen to its lowest level in ten months following a series of sharp declines. $BTC has fallen below $75,000 with the latest wave of decline that began over the weekend, and the drop is expected to continue further. At this point, one analyst stated that Bitcoin has entered a downtrend that could last
It’s almost difficult to imagine that just a couple of weeks ago, bitcoin was riding high above $95,000, and the community was speculating about a potential run toward a six-digit price territory for the first time in 2026. Not only did that rally fail to materialize, but the bears woke up in the middle of
Bitcoin $BTC$75,578.49 traded back above $76,000 after a short-lived break of support, where it tested $74,000, highlighting the fragile balance between dip buyers and forced sellers in a market still short on “depth.” (CoinDesk) The quick V-shaped move stemmed from order book dynamics where liquidity has dried, allowing buy/sell trades to have an outsized impact
People of Western nations will inevitably face massive asset seizure campaigns from their own governments as a new sovereign debt crisis emerges, according to Balaji Srinivasan. In a post on X, the former Coinbase CTO says that the global fiat system, especially dollar-based economies, is entering a sovereign debt crisis that will eventually force governments