Bitcoin plunged below $62,000 following a three-day selloff that wiped out months of gains and triggered $1.8 billion in liquidations, the largest since October 2025. The crash was driven by dangerously high leverage levels in the futures market, reaching those seen before the previous major crash, combined with weakening demand and persistent ETF outflows. A symbolic $2.5 million sale by Strategy, a major corporate Bitcoin holder, sparked a cascade of forced liquidations among heavily leveraged long positions. The market remains fragile with prediction markets betting on further downside toward $55,000, while some still hope for a recovery by year-end. The key factors to watch next are demand trends, ETF flows, geopolitical risks, and macroeconomic data.
Balancer, a DeFi platform, is considering shutting down after a $128 million security breach in November 2025 severely damaged user confidence and caused revenue to collapse from $1.13 million to just $56,781 by August 2026. CEO Marcus Hardt proposed...
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The US House Financial Services Committee will mark up H.R. 8957 on Sept. 16, a bill to establish a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve requiring government-held Bitcoin to be locked for at least 20 years. The bill mandates quarterly public proof-of-reserve re...
The Schwab US Dividend Equity ETF (SCHD) has been upgraded to a 'buy' rating due to its solid fundamentals, including a dividend yield estimated at 3.27% and strong next-year earnings growth. The ETF stands out as a top large-cap US value investment ...
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