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 and Near Protocol surged significantly, reflecting strong investor interest in AI. Meanwhile, the DeFi sector weakened, with total value locked dropping to its lowest since October 2024, indicating ongoing liquidity challenges. This divergence highlights shifting investor focus from traditional crypto assets to AI-driven tokens amid market volatility.
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...
Strive, the world's seventh-largest Bitcoin treasury firm, announced a $4.2 billion capital raise by expanding its stock sales to accelerate BTC purchases. At current prices, this could add about 60,000 BTC to its existing 16,500 BTC, potentially mov...
DonAlt, the trader known for accurately predicting XRP's 700% rally, cautions investors about the current Bitcoin market. He notes Bitcoin remains in a sideways range between $60,000 support and $82,300 resistance, with no major changes expected soon...
Bitcoin dropped below $70,000 following a large transfer of 10,422 BTC worth $739 million by the defunct Mt. Gox exchange as part of ongoing creditor repayments. Despite no immediate large-scale selling, the move triggered short-term selling pressure...
