Bitcoin fell below the key $75,000 level, sparking a sharp selloff across major cryptocurrencies including Ethereum and top altcoins. This drop triggered around $400 million in liquidations of leveraged long positions, intensifying market panic. The crash is driven by geopolitical tensions, regulatory uncertainties, and rising bond yields, which are tightening liquidity and risk appetite. Bitcoin must quickly reclaim $75,000 to stabilize; otherwise, further declines could deepen the crypto market downturn in the short term.
Cryptocurrency markets saw a general decline with Bitcoin trading around $75,403, down 1.87%. Major altcoins like Ethereum, Binance Coin, and Solana also experienced price drops, some exceeding 3%. The market shows cautious sentiment as investors rea...
Bitcoin dropped 3.31% to $74,666 on May 22, 2026, driven by Middle East geopolitical tensions, massive ETF withdrawals, and a hawkish Fed. Record liquidations of $577.9 million indicate panic selling, with Bitcoin losing 15% since January amid a chal...
Bitcoin's price has rebounded above $75,000 following reports that the U.S. and Iran are close to agreeing on a 60-day extension of their ceasefire. The deal would include reopening the Strait of Hormuz, easing U.S. sanctions, and unfreezing Iranian ...
Bitcoin is facing bearish pressure after falling below $77,000, now testing critical support around $74,000. Despite some short-term rebounds, technical indicators show a fragile market with multiple moving average sell signals and a bearish trend on...
Bitcoin's price dropped to nearly $74,300, its lowest since April 20, as investors withdrew over $2.26 billion from U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs in two weeks. The decline, about 10% below its May 6 peak, is driven by rising U.S. Treasury and global ...
