BlackRock linked wallets recorded another round of major Bitcoin outflows on Tuesday. Adding fresh pressure to an already shaky market. On-chain data shows that clients of the world’s largest asset manager moved $145.24 million worth of BTC to Coinbase Prime. It’s likely signaling sales during a period of falling prices and fading institutional appetite. The
Expectations for a December Federal Reserve rate cut have fallen sharply, with major platforms now showing odds below 50% for the first time in a month. Bitcoin dropped to $90,410, losing 5.4% in 24 hours as changes in monetary policy outlook hit risk assets. This abrupt shift marks a clear departure from previous certainty. Traders
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Bitcoin price failed to recover above $95,000. BTC is down over 4% and there are chances of more downsides below $90,000. Bitcoin started a fresh decline below $94,000 and $93,500. The price is trading below $93,000 and the 100 hourly Simple moving average. There is a bearish trend line forming with resistance at $95,850 on
Axel Adler Jr., an analyst at crypto analytics firm CryptoQuant, noted that the Bitcoin market has entered a critical period and that the price direction in the coming weeks will depend on three key “lifelines.” CryptoQuant: Three Critical Price Levels Are Crucial to Maintaining Bitcoin’s Uptrend According to the analyst, Bitcoin needs to maintain the
Bitcoin BTC$90,470.56 is down 30% from its October all-time high of $126,250 and down 17% in November, which is the joint worst month of 2025 and the weakest monthly performance since June 2022. Having fallen below $90,000 early on Tuesday, bitcoin is now 43 days into its correction, placing it on a similar drawdown to
The crypto market outlook has continued to worsen by the day, with Bitcoin dropping to below $90,000 for the first time since April Tuesday morning. Amidst the sell-off, Bitcoin is down 4.5% over the past 24 hours, per CoinGecko data, likely due to recent movements from Mt. Gox wallets. Roughly 185.5 BTC, worth $16.8 million,
Deutsche Börse Group (DB1) and Societe Generale-FORGE plan to bring regulated euro and dollar stablecoins into the systems that support some of Europe’s largest financial markets, the companies said on Tuesday. The groups signed an agreement to integrate SG-FORGE’s euro and dollar CoinVertible tokens with Deutsche Börse’s post-trade operations, including Clearstream. Today, most settlement happens
Bitcoin continued to slide early this week as selling pressure intensified across spot and derivatives markets. Price action on the 4-hour chart shows the asset moving steadily along the lower Bollinger Band and trading well below the 9-EMA. This structure confirms that sellers remain in full control. Moreover, broader market flows, including renewed outflows and