Bitcoin briefly fell below $62,000, triggering over $1.5 billion in liquidations across crypto markets, including $800 million in bitcoin and $386 million in ether positions. This selloff coincides with ongoing institutional weakness, as U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs have seen about $1 billion in outflows this week. Analysts suggest bitcoin's decline reflects competition from gold and AI stocks, as investors adjust expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts. Recovery may depend on easing inflation concerns and renewed interest in liquidity-sensitive assets rather than crypto-specific factors.
Bitcoin dropped below $63,000, triggering $1.12 billion in liquidations, mostly from long positions, as the crypto market faced a sharp selloff. Bitcoin lost over 45% from its late 2025 peak above $126,000, pressured by ETF redemptions, macroeconomic...
Bitcoin's price fell to around $63,000, its lowest since February, dropping over 14% this week and 21% in the past month. This decline has increased market volatility, with the 30-day implied volatility index reaching its highest since April. Institu...
Bitcoin's price fell below $64,000, causing over $1.1 billion in liquidations within 24 hours. This sharp decline reflects increased market volatility and reduced confidence in Bitcoin reaching higher price targets in June 2026. Investors are closely...
Bitcoin's price dropped below $63,000 amid ongoing market volatility, signaling a cautious outlook for the cryptocurrency's near-term performance. This decline has influenced prediction markets, reducing confidence in Bitcoin reaching higher price ta...
The US Treasury Secretary announced rapid progress toward creating a strategic Bitcoin reserve and indicated the Clarity Act, a bill to clarify crypto trading regulations, could pass this summer. This marks a shift from enforcement to building a long...
