Most major cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin and Ethereum, saw price declines of around 2-3% in recent trading. This broad sell-off reflects ongoing market volatility and investor caution amid uncertain economic conditions. Stablecoins remained steady near $1, showing continued demand for less volatile assets. Investors should watch for further market signals as crypto prices adjust to global financial trends.
The first US spot XRP ETF, Canary Capital's XRPC, has fallen over 40% from its peak since launching in late 2025, despite attracting significant institutional capital and strong initial trading volume. The fund is down 21.24% year-to-date but showed ...
Bitcoin's price has remained mostly flat over the past two weeks, hovering around $83,600, despite a strong rally in September driven by large spot ETF inflows totaling about $2.6 billion. However, ETF demand has sharply cooled recently, with inflows...
Over the past 24 hours, approximately $550.3 million in cryptocurrency derivatives positions were liquidated, mainly affecting Bitcoin, Ether, and XRP. Most of the liquidations, about $479.6 million, were long positions, indicating traders betting on...
On October 7, 2026, Bitcoin's price fell below $84,000 following a flash crash that liquidated over $400 million in long positions. Despite this, Tom Lee of Fundstrat declared at Token2049 in Singapore that the crypto market is "2 days past the botto...
Bitcoin price fell 3.5%, failing to break out of its ascending channel and now testing strong support at $84,000. If this support breaks, a further decline toward $73,600 is possible, aligning with key moving averages. Oil prices slipped below their ...
