Bitcoin and Ether suffered their largest weekly declines since the 2022 FTX collapse, dropping 17.3% and 22% respectively, wiping out about $390 billion from the crypto market. The selloff was triggered by Strategy's bitcoin sale, heavy ETF outflows, competition from AI investments, and fears of Federal Reserve rate hikes. About $7 billion in leveraged crypto positions were liquidated, mostly long bets. The market's recovery remains uncertain amid ongoing macroeconomic pressures and competition from AI sectors.
Bitcoin dropped below $61,000, hitting an intraday low of $59,227, causing $172 million in leveraged long liquidations within an hour. The selloff was triggered by stronger-than-expected US jobs data, which raised expectations of less Federal Reserve...
Bitcoin is testing a crucial support level at $60,000, with a break below potentially pushing the price down to $55,000, a historically significant support aligned with its realized price. Despite recent selling pressure and macroeconomic challenges,...
The total cryptocurrency market cap has fallen to about $2.2 trillion, driven by a $3.8 billion outflow from Bitcoin since May. Experts say this decline reflects capital rotation, with investors moving funds from Bitcoin to emerging popular assets li...
The US government's Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, holding about 328,000 BTC, has lost nearly $20 billion in value since October 2025 due to a sharp decline in Bitcoin's price from its peak of around $124,000. Despite the value drop, the government has n...
Bitcoin's price dropped below $60,000, wiping out gains made after Donald Trump's 2024 reelection. The cryptocurrency has fallen from a peak of over $126,000 in October 2025 due to risk-off selling and increased regulatory worries in the U.S. Market ...
