Bitcoin price fell below $70,000 following over $3.4 billion in ETF outflows and a $739 million BTC transfer linked to Mt. Gox, stirring fears of increased market supply. The drop broke key support levels between $72,500 and $73,000, triggering $744 million in liquidations and pushing analysts to watch $68,700 and $65,000 as the next support zones. Renewed geopolitical risks and macroeconomic concerns also drove investors toward safer assets like gold and silver, further pressuring Bitcoin. Unless Bitcoin recovers above $71,500 soon, the bearish trend may continue, exposing the cryptocurrency to further declines.
Mt Gox, the defunct crypto exchange that lost over 850,000 Bitcoin to hackers, recently transferred 10,423 BTC worth about $739 million to a new wallet. This move, followed by another smaller transfer, signals preparations for the final distribution ...
Mt. Gox transferred about 10,306 BTC worth $739 million, its first major Bitcoin movement in over two months, raising speculation about possible creditor repayments. This transfer caused Bitcoin's price to drop 2.12% to around $79,569 as investors wo...
Bitcoin fell below $70,000 for the first time since April 7, dropping over 2% amid concerns triggered by Strategy's $2.5 million bitcoin sale, signaling potential further sell-offs. Ether also declined, while AI-related tokens like Humanity Protocol ...
Bitcoin has broken down from its bear flag pattern and is currently testing the $70,000 support level, with the next key support at $66,000. If these levels fail, the price could fall further to around $60,000, marking a deeper bottom in the ongoing ...
Hyperliquid's native token HYPE reached a record price of $74.19 in Q1 2026, becoming the ninth-largest cryptocurrency by market cap at around $18 billion. The protocol spent $192.25 million on buybacks funded by trading fees, boosting demand amid br...
