Bitcoin price has fallen toward the $73,000 region after a wave of ETF outflows, derivatives pressure, and long liquidations triggered fresh panic across the crypto market. According to crypto.news price data, Bitcoin ($BTC) price dropped more than 4% over the past 24 hours and briefly touched the $72,800 area on May 28 after bulls failed
CME Group has officially entered the always-on crypto market. Beginning Friday, CME Bitcoin futures and options now trade 24 hours a day, seven days a week on Globex, CME’s electronic trading platform, with only a 60-minute weekly maintenance pause between 10PM and 11PM UTC each Sunday. While weekend trades will still clear on the next
The global stock market is reacting to a tougher regulatory climate after China’s action against three of the country’s biggest online brokers. The country has imposed limits on unauthorized trading platforms abroad. It turns out that the new regulations are now hitting zones outside China. This move has disrupted retail investors who look for international
Crypto’s next big trade may not be a new token at all. In a new market-structure thesis, $HTX Research argues that on-chain U.S. equity perpetuals could become the next major opportunity, shifting attention from speculative token narratives toward American stocks, especially AI-linked names and pre-IPO trades. That idea matters because it points to a deeper
Bitcoin (BTC) is down to around $73K amid ETF outflows and geopolitical tension. Over $2B in ETF outflows and $900M liquidations added selling pressure. The key support sits at $72,650 with RSI near oversold levels at 34.82. Bitcoin slipped below the $73,000 level as a combination of geopolitical escalation, heavy ETF redemptions, and large institutional
Bitcoin slipped below $75,000 for the second time in May, touching an intraday low near $74,200 as the market’s recovery from spring lows lost momentum again. The first break came on May 23, when spot ETF outflows and forced liquidations pulled $BTC to below $75,000. Then, amid a sell-off in Asian markets, Bitcoin has dipped
Bitcoin is facing a mixed market setup as exchange reserves fall to rare lows while short-term price indicators and holder profitability remain weak. Bitcoin exchange reserves have fallen to 2,666,753 $BTC, according to CryptoQuant data shared by thechessONCHAIN. The last comparable reading came on August 31, 2019, when Bitcoin traded near $9,430. Bitcoin now trades
Decentralized derivatives exchange EdgeX has officially launched EdgeX V2, an upgraded version of its platform built on the proprietary $EDGE Chain. The update introduces comprehensive improvements to security, performance, transparency, and scalability, marking a significant step for the protocol as it seeks to compete in the growing decentralized finance (DeFi) derivatives market. What EdgeX V2
Aave Labs has proposed deploying its V4 protocol on Avalanche, alongside a dedicated hub for real-world assets (RWAs), according to a Wednesday post on its governance forum. The proposal outlines a plan to expand Aave’s presence on Avalanche by building on its existing V3 deployment and established user base. Avalanche commits $15 million in push
Bitcoin [$BTC] has been written off many times over the years, but the top crypto has always bounced back. In fact, weak phases often reveal where else traders are looking. Interestingly, right now, activity in smaller altcoins is starting to pick up! Bitcoin has survived 472 death calls since 2011! Bitcoin has been called “dead”