Bitcoin dropped from over $65,000 to just above $63,200 last week, influenced by Strategy's sale of 1,690 BTC. This decline led to a broader market pullback, with major altcoins like ADA and XRP also falling significantly. However, some tokens like Chainlink (LINK) and World Liberty Financial (WLFI) posted double-digit gains, buoyed by positive forecasts and buying interest. Overall, the crypto market cap fell from nearly $3 trillion to $2.22 trillion, reflecting a cautious market sentiment amid mixed news and ongoing volatility.
Global long-term government bond yields have surged to levels not seen since July 2008, reaching around 4.2%. Bitcoin, which was created after that period, has never faced such high borrowing costs and has fallen 46% over the past year, while gold ha...
Tether completed a clean audit of its 2025 financials by KPMG, easing concerns about its reserves. An Ethereum wallet moved 2,680 ETH after 11 years, highlighting old investors' activity. Bitcoin could drop to $50,000 before rising to $1 million, acc...
Ethereum is showing signs of strength with selling pressure at lows not seen since the 2022 bear market and increasing institutional inflows, contrasting with Bitcoin's outflows. The ETH/BTC ratio is at a critical resistance level of 0.03, which it h...
David Tait, CEO of the World Gold Council, expressed his personal belief that bitcoin could eventually drop to zero because it behaves like a high-risk asset during market stress, rather than a safe haven. He contrasted bitcoin with gold, which centr...
Bitcoin exchange reserves have climbed above the 200-day simple moving average for the first time in years, indicating a shift from scarcity to increased liquidity. This rise suggests more Bitcoin is becoming available on exchanges, which could lead ...
