Bitcoin fell below $62,000, its lowest in nearly four months, trading about 50% below its all-time high. This decline triggered over $1.5 billion in forced liquidations across crypto markets, with Bitcoin alone accounting for more than $800 million. Institutional investors continue to withdraw funds, with nearly $1 billion pulled from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs this week, reflecting a shift toward AI stocks and precious metals. Strategy, holding the largest corporate Bitcoin stash, sold some BTC for the first time in four years, signaling bearish sentiment. Market recovery may depend on easing inflation and renewed investor interest in liquidity-sensitive assets.
Bitmine Immersion Technologies Inc. reported $45.7 million in revenue from Ethereum staking in Q3 2026, marking a major shift from bitcoin mining to digital asset management. The company now holds 5.4 million ether valued at $10.85 billion, making it...
Abraxas Capital moved 618 BTC worth about $40 million onto Kraken, likely preparing to sell, while withdrawing 8,153 ETH valued at $15.3 million from Binance and Bybit, signaling a possible shift from Bitcoin to Ethereum. This $55 million transaction...
Bitcoin's price surged above $65,000, reaching a high of $68,560, marking a 29% recovery from its recent low. This rally is driven by $1.2 billion inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs, reflecting renewed institutional optimism at an average cost basis of $...
Bitcoin has surpassed important resistance levels and formed a bullish reversal pattern, signaling potential gains. The critical level to watch is $65,000; a firm hold above this could lead Bitcoin toward $67,000 and then $70,000. However, if Bitcoin...
Several cryptocurrencies have challenged Bitcoin by focusing on specific features: Monero offers strong transaction privacy, Bitcoin Cash provides cheaper payments, tokenized gold delivers price stability, and stablecoins handle large transaction vol...
