Bitcoin’s (BTC) recent price weakness has reignited debate over how deep the current pullback could go, with analysts and technical indicators hinting at a possible further correction. Indeed, after losing the $65,000 support, one of the key questions under watch is whether Bitcoin could crash below $50,000. In this context, Finbold turned to OpenAI’s ChatGPT
CHICAGO, March 2025 – Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Austan Goolsbee has placed a critical condition on potential 2025 interest rate reductions, stating further cuts require inflation moving decisively toward the central bank’s 2% target. This statement, delivered during a monitored financial briefing, provides crucial insight into the Federal Reserve’s evolving policy framework as
Bitcoin price today trades near $63,191, down another 0.08% as sellers push the token toward its fifth consecutive monthly decline. The move places Bitcoin on track for its worst month since June 2022, when the collapse of TerraUSD triggered failures across Three Arrows Capital and BlockFi. ETF Outflows Hit $203M As Institutions Reduce Exposure Bitcoin
Shrinking crypto market liquidity is a concerning sign for crypto asset valuations, as investors gravitate towards safe-haven assets like precious metals amid growing global trade uncertainty. The stagnating stablecoin supply is presenting a “notable headwind” for Bitcoin ($BTC) and the broader crypto ecosystem, according to Matrixport. “Stablecoins serve as the primary liquidity rail within digital
Bitcoin is flashing rare buy signals not seen since previous cycle bottoms—yet a sustained recovery remains elusive, with experts pointing to macro headwinds overwhelming historically reliable indicators. Three metrics are signaling capitulation-level readings as the leading crypto has dropped 50% from its October 2025 peak of $126,080, according to CoinGecko data. Bitcoin is currently trading
A group of global financial firms completed the first cross-border, intraday repurchase agreement using tokenized U.K. government bonds on the Canton Network, a blockchain designed for institutions. The transaction marks the first time digital versions of gilts, a $2-trillion market, have been used in an intraday repo across borders, according to a release shared with
Over 20,000 Bitcoin ($BTC) millionaires have disappeared in less than two months, as the flagship cryptocurrency’s brutal 2026 correction wipes billions from investor portfolios. A Finbold analysis of current and historic data retrieved from BitInfoCharts and using the Wayback Machine on February 24, 2026, revealed that the number of Bitcoin millionaire addresses fell by a
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) founder Michael Saylor has piled up cash for over two years of dividend payments and claims that the company can survive a bitcoin ($BTC) crash all the way to $8,000. Although the company itself might survive that crash, common shareholders will actually lose every last theoretical claim to the company’s treasury below
Michael Saylor wants bitcoin holders to think about Apple (AAPL). Not Apple today, but Apple in 2013, when the stock had fallen 45% from its peak and was trading at a price-to-earnings ratio below 10, priced like a tired cash cow with no future. The iPhone was already indispensable to more than a billion people,
A viral claim circulating on X has sparked fear across the crypto community, suggesting that Strategy could face a massive $55 billion in margin calls if Bitcoin drops another 4%. This raised concerns among investors, especially as the Bitcoin price has recently droped 5% today, trading near $63,212. So Coinpedia stepped in to fact-check whether