Bitcoin’s Slide Wipes Out 118,000 Crypto Traders On Monday, Oct. 12, 2026, bitcoin’s price slipped below the $82,000 threshold, extending a decline that had dragged the cryptocurrency down from an earlier high near $84,254. By approximately 7:30 p.m. Eastern time, Coinglass liquidation figures showed $488.61 million in leveraged crypto positions had been wiped out over
THORChain garnered ~$404,600 in swap fees between October 5 and 11. The total is more than twice the ~$191,500 it earned the week prior to its spike in September, and no exploit-related money flowed through the protocol. Ethereum leads the latest seven days with $129,183 DeFiLlama shows $404,608 in 7-day fees for the cross-chain swap
Bitcoin remains a focal point in the crypto world, influencing both market dynamics and technological innovations. Recently, Michael Saylor tweeted, stating, ‘The ₿ears are under control,’ which has sparked conversations about market sentiment and trader confidence. This assertion may have implications for how traders approach their positions in Bitcoin moving forward. For more details, see
The Federal Reserve is preparing for another round of interest rate hikes, and central banks worldwide are moving in the same direction. Inflation is still causing problems, borrowing costs remain painful, and policymakers are increasingly convinced that keeping money expensive might be necessary. Anyone hoping interest rates would quickly return to pre-pandemic levels might want
The Smarter Web Company has raised £10 million ($13.2 million) in the initial public offering (IPO) of its new preferred shares, which start trading on the London Stock Exchange’s Main Market under the ticker MORE at 8:00 a.m. on Wednesday, October 14. That is £5 million ($6.6 million) below the bottom range in the company’s
Bitcoin defended the critical level of $81,300 last week, a move that has drawn significant attention from traders. With the upcoming Consumer Price Index (CPI) data set to release this Wednesday, market participants are closely monitoring how it might affect ETF buying behavior. Insights from a recent tweet by @bitfinex highlighted the importance of these
Strategy bought another 250 Bitcoin for $21.5 million during October 5–11, according to its latest update. It also spent $192.4 million repurchasing STRC preferred shares, while MSTR stock traded near $151 on October 12. The transactions indicate how the company split its spending between Bitcoin acquisition and share buybacks. However, for investors of MSTR, this
On Sunday, the 11th of October, Bitcoin [$BTC] bounced 1.68% to reach a local high of $84,199. The $84.5k local resistance was not tested. Across the crypto market, the past 24 hours saw $208.64 million in liquidations, $148.79 million of them positioned short. Short squeeze and opportunistic buy wall behind Sunday’s move Bitcoin faced $50.86
Two tokenized funds from CMCC Global now have capital raises open on Bitfinex Securities, each offering a dollar- or Bitcoin-denominated strategy built around quantitative trading gains rather than direct bets on crypto price movements. The offerings cover Crest Fund and Liberty Bitcoin Accumulation Fund (LBAF). Key takeaways Eligible investors can subscribe through October 29. Crest
Bitcoin is currently positioned between significant support at $81,300 and resistance at $84,340, according to a recent tweet from Bitfinex. This technical setup is crucial, especially with Wednesday’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) data looming, which could influence market sentiment and price direction. The outcome of these dynamics will be vital for traders looking to gauge