Bitcoin and gold prices are dropping together due to rising expectations of higher US interest rates, which reduce demand for assets that don't yield returns. Bitcoin fell nearly 7% over the week, and gold slipped below $4,200 an ounce. The recent crypto rally was mainly a short squeeze, not fresh buying, and traders are now focused on the upcoming US inflation report. A hotter inflation reading could push the Federal Reserve to keep rates high longer, further pressuring risk assets and weakening bitcoin's appeal as a hedge if gold stabilizes while bitcoin continues to fall.
Claude Fable 5, an AI model tested on Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP, correctly identified key market metrics but misjudged timing and magnitude. For Bitcoin, it predicted long-term holder buying starting November 2025, but it actually began in March 202...
Bitcoin, XRP, and Stellar cryptocurrencies fell as escalating US-Iran geopolitical tensions and rising US inflation pressured the market. Bitcoin dropped about 1.6% to near $61,642, XRP declined 3%, and Stellar fell 4.63%, with the total crypto marke...
Bitcoin has dropped over 50% from its October 2025 peak, but Anthony Pompliano calls this one of the best bear markets ever, noting it avoids the severe 80%+ crashes of the past. He highlights on-chain data showing more Bitcoin holders are at a loss ...
Bitcoin's price is attempting to stabilize around the $60,000 mark after a recent drop from above $71,000. Large holders, or whales, have withdrawn over 11,000 BTC from exchanges, moving roughly $700 million worth of Bitcoin into private wallets, whi...
Bitcoin has experienced significant losses recently, with heavy sell-offs by large holders (whales) causing bearish market sentiment. The price dropped from an all-time high above $125,000 to around $61,600, influenced by institutional sell-offs, geo...
