Bitcoin's price fell to a three-week low of $76,500, erasing gains since May 1, amid market uncertainty and technical signals suggesting a potential deeper correction. The cryptocurrency dropped from recent highs above $83,000 driven by optimism around US legislation and ETF inflows. Analysts warn that if Bitcoin breaks below the key support level of $76,000, it could fall further to $71,000–73,000 or even $65,000, representing a possible 16% decline. Market watchers remain cautious as geopolitical tensions and oil price volatility add to the risk environment for crypto investors.
The cryptocurrency market is experiencing increased volatility, with Bitcoin showing relative stability despite a recent pullback near $81,000. Ethereum is weakening after failing to break key resistance levels, risking a drop toward $2,000. Shiba In...
Bitcoin's price dipped toward $76,000 on May 18, pushing retail sentiment into bearish territory for the first time since late April, according to Santiment. This rise in bearish commentary, especially from smaller traders, is seen as a positive indi...
In Q1 2026, Goldman Sachs fully exited its $108 million Solana ETF holdings, also reducing XRP and Ethereum positions while maintaining Bitcoin exposure. This move reflects a strategic shift to lower risk from volatile altcoins amid ongoing selling p...
Bitcoin ETFs experienced a $1 billion net outflow, ending a six-week streak of inflows, driven by heavy institutional selling in major funds like ARKB and IBIT. Ether ETFs also faced pressure with $255 million in outflows. Meanwhile, XRP and Solana E...
Digital asset investment products experienced $1.07 billion in outflows last week, driven mainly by geopolitical tensions related to Iran. Bitcoin led withdrawals with $982 million leaving its products, while Ethereum saw $249 million in outflows, it...
