Bitcoin has fallen sharply from its all-time high of around $126,000 in October 2025 to about $75,800, a nearly 40% drop. Analysts warn the price could fall further to $60,000, marking a potential bear market and the lowest level since early 2026. This decline reflects fragile investor sentiment amid broader market volatility, with no clear signs of recovery or intervention from major stakeholders. The drop also impacts the wider crypto market, as Bitcoin's price movements often set the tone for altcoins.
Stablecoin market capitalization has surged to a record $323 billion, with over $3 billion added this month, signaling strong liquidity in the crypto market. This increase supports Ethereum, the leading Layer-1 network, despite its recent weaker perf...
Bitcoin recovered from a one-month low after US-Iran peace deal hopes eased market fears, pushing BTC back toward $77,000. Earlier, hawkish Fed comments had driven Bitcoin below $77,000 amid fears of rate hikes and economic risks. Meanwhile, altcoins...
Bitcoin's price dropped below $80,000 as the 30-year U.S. Treasury yield rose to 5.18%, the highest in nearly two decades. Rising energy prices, persistent inflation, and heavy government borrowing have pushed yields higher, making non-yielding asset...
Bitcoin rose to $77,000 following increased betting on Polymarket, where traders have wagered over $154 million on a permanent US-Iran peace deal by the end of 2026. This surge in market activity comes as President Donald Trump described his decision...
A pseudonymous trader named Evaded secured $4.6 million in profits by closing long positions in HYPE, ZEC, and ETH. Immediately after, the trader opened a large short position of 990 bitcoins worth about $74.84 million on Hyperliquid, which had alrea...
