Bitcoin fell below $60,000, extending a 10-day decline amid $1.5 billion in crypto long position liquidations triggered by stronger-than-expected US jobs data. The US added 172,000 jobs in May, raising concerns about reduced Federal Reserve rate cuts, pressuring risk assets like Bitcoin. Key options market activity at $60,000 may lead to further selling and liquidations if the price stays below this level. Analysts see potential for more downside but also note this could be a buying opportunity for long-term investors if Bitcoin recovers above $65,000.
Cryptocurrency markets saw significant declines, with Bitcoin falling 6.02% to $60,071 and Ethereum dropping 11.84% to $1,564. Other notable coins like Binance Coin, XRP, and Cardano also experienced sharp losses, some exceeding 15%. This widespread ...
Binance recorded a net inflow of $47.3 million in USDT within one hour, indicating a significant movement of stablecoin capital into the exchange. This inflow suggests traders may be positioning to buy cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum, altho...
Major cryptocurrencies experienced significant price declines, with Bitcoin falling 4.25% to $60,761 and Ethereum dropping 9.86% to $1,592. Other notable losses include Binance Coin down 4.74% and Cardano plunging nearly 15%. This broad sell-off refl...
Michael Saylor, chairman of Strategy, emphasized the need for Bitcoin supporters to balance competing ideologies—Maximalists, Capitalists, Technologists, and Fundamentalists—to ensure Bitcoin's long-term strength. He argued Bitcoin must maintain its ...
Bitcoin briefly fell to $59,825, its lowest since October 2024, following stronger-than-expected US labor market data. The robust job growth and steady unemployment rate boosted the US dollar, causing a selloff in cryptocurrencies and other risk asse...
