Citigroup has revised its cryptocurrency price targets downward, reducing its Bitcoin target from $112,000 to $82,000 and its Ethereum target from $3,175 to $2,240. Additionally, the bank has eliminated its assumptions for ETF inflows, signaling a more cautious outlook on crypto investment demand. This adjustment reflects changing market conditions and could influence investor sentiment and strategies in the crypto space going forward.
A Hyperliquid address held short positions worth about $143.1 million across Bitcoin and Ether as of a November 14 snapshot. The short exposure included 1,379.421 BTC valued at $92.72 million and 26,463.76 ETH valued at $50.36 million. At that time, ...
Bitcoin's price fell by 2.20% within four hours to $66,869 on Binance's BTC/USDT market, marking a 2.55% decline over 24 hours as of Nov. 14. During the same period, liquidations on Binance, Bybit, and OKX totaled $680,000, with long position liquida...
Bitcoin dropped below $67,000 during a broad cryptocurrency selloff that also pushed Ether under $1,900, XRP below $1, and Solana under $75. This selloff led to more than $330 million in liquidations across the crypto market within a two-hour period,...
Bitcoin's price fell below the $67,000 mark to $66,972 on Binance spot trading as of 10:42 p.m. ET on Nov. 13, representing a $366 decline within 15 minutes. This drop marks a 0.83% decrease from its price an hour earlier, highlighting short-term vol...
Bitcoin's price fell 4.47% to $67,220 as of late Friday, dipping below a critical $67,000 level. This drop triggered an estimated $276 million in long-side liquidations across major centralized exchanges, indicating significant selling pressure. The ...
