Crypto markets started the week on the back foot, with Bitcoin, Ethereum, and major altcoins extending a steep sell-off on Monday to multi-month lows. The slide reflected eroding investor confidence and a surge in forced liquidations across exchanges. After days of heightened volatility, the downturn showed little sign of abating. As prices pushed lower, traders
Crypto-related U.S. equities fell in pre-market trading as market participants continued to digest President Donald Trump’s Friday choice of Kevin Warsh as his nominee for Federal Reserve chair, which spilled over into a sharp crypto selloff over the weekend. Strategy (MSTR), the largest publicly traded holder of bitcoin, fell more than 6%, while Galaxy Digital
Bitcoin just erased over $9,000 in a weekend liquidity trap and the Monday recovery is missing one thing By the time London desks started lighting up this morning, Bitcoin had already moved sharply in off-hours trading. Over the weekend, while most of the world was off-grid or only half-paying attention between errands and late-night scrolling,
Bitcoin price briefly fell to a nine-month low of $74,546 on Monday, as massive crypto liquidations and a drop in precious metal prices rattled global markets. Summary Bitcoin price fell to its April low levels on Monday. A spike in crypto liquidations and weakening gold and silver prices drove investors away from the bellwether. According
Prediction markets have turned more bearish on Bitcoin, after a weekend sell-off briefly pushed prices below $75,000 on Monday. On Polymarket, the odds of Bitcoin ($BTC) falling below $65,000 in 2026 climbed to 72% on Monday, with almost $1 million in volume. Other large wagers included bets on $BTC dropping below $55,000 and reclaiming $100,000
Justin Sun plans to add between $50 million and $100 million worth of bitcoin $BTC$77,522.76 to the blockchain’s holdings, the Tron founder told CoinDesk. Bitcoin fell as low as $74,674 during the Asian morning on Monday, its lowest point since last April with $BTC now having lost 21% of its value since Jan. 15. It
Crypto investment products continued their sell-off last week as investor sentiment weakened, marking two consecutive weeks of outflows. Crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) saw $1.7 billion in outflows during the week, the European crypto investment company CoinShares reported on Monday. The outflows were slightly below $1.73 billion in the week prior, totaling $3.43 billion in the
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