Bitcoin's price fell below $70,000, pushing its market dominance down to about 58%, while the Altcoin Season Index rose to 49, still below the 75 needed to confirm an altseason. This suggests capital is shifting somewhat from Bitcoin to select altcoins, especially those linked to AI and tokenization, but a broad altcoin rally has not yet materialized. Analysts say a sustained drop in Bitcoin dominance below 55% and further altcoin strength would be needed to confirm a true altseason. The market remains in a transitional phase with selective gains rather than widespread altcoin rallies.
Bitcoin and Ethereum, along with several other major cryptocurrencies, experienced significant price declines exceeding 4% in a recent market downturn. Bitcoin fell by over 6%, while Ethereum dropped more than 4%, reflecting broader investor caution ...
Finbold AI Agent forecasts Bitcoin price could fall by 7.41% to around $62,678 by June 30, 2026, following a 14% drop in May. The prediction is based on multiple AI models and technical indicators, reflecting bearish momentum and decreasing demand fo...
Bitcoin fell sharply by 5.6% to $67,400 amid a major shift of institutional capital from cryptocurrencies to artificial intelligence. This move follows Google's launch of an $80 billion AI fund, backed by Berkshire Hathaway, signaling one of the larg...
Investors have pulled $3.45 billion from US spot bitcoin ETFs over 11 trading sessions, marking the longest withdrawal streak since these funds launched in January 2024. This coincides with bitcoin's price falling below $70,000, trading around $69,00...
Institutional investors pulled nearly $1.5 billion from Bitcoin and Ethereum last week, with Bitcoin alone seeing $1.438 billion in outflows, reflecting a broad market de-risking amid volatility. However, XRP bucked this trend, attracting $20.3 milli...
