Bitcoin price dropped 4.5% to around $65,700 following Iran's missile strikes on the U.S., triggering risk-off sentiment in crypto markets. Institutional outflows from U.S. Bitcoin ETFs continued, with $519 million withdrawn, marking 12 consecutive days of outflows and weakening demand. Technical analysis shows Bitcoin nearing a bearish rounding top pattern, with key support levels at $65,000 and $60,000; a break below these could lead to further declines. Market uncertainty remains high due to geopolitical tensions and potential increased Bitcoin supply from Mt. Gox wallets, suggesting cautious investor sentiment ahead.
Standard Chartered's Geoffrey Kendrick views Strategy's recent $2.5 million Bitcoin sale as a key moment favoring Ethereum's performance over Bitcoin. Following the sale, Ethereum showed strong resilience with less than 2% losses, while Bitcoin dropp...
Bitcoin's price dropped to around $67,000 amid a significant shift of investor capital from cryptocurrencies to artificial intelligence stocks. This rotation is driven by the high opportunity cost of holding Bitcoin while AI equities rally strongly. ...
Solana (SOL) has seen an unprecedented eight consecutive months of price declines, dropping 36.4% year-to-date in 2026 and recently breaking below the critical $80 support level to reach $75.58. This decline coincides with an 82% plunge in decentrali...
Economist and gold advocate Peter Schiff predicts bitcoin will crash below $20,000, an over 80% drop from recent highs, as the cryptocurrency recently slipped under $66,000. Schiff argues that bitcoin's growth is speculative and that increased levera...
Prediction market traders increasingly expect bitcoin's price to drop further in 2026, with a 66% chance it falls below $55,000 and a 50% chance it dips under $50,000 before year-end. This bearish outlook is driven by heavy outflows from U.S. bitcoin...
