Bitcoin's profit and loss ratio has dropped to its lowest point in 43 months, indicating more holders are currently at a loss than since 2023. This metric reflects market stress and has led to divided investor sentiment: some experts like Bitwise's Matt Hougan suggest the market may be nearing a bottom, while others urge caution. The low ratio could signal a buying opportunity or further declines, influenced by uncertain macroeconomic and regulatory conditions. Investors remain split between buying now and waiting for clearer signals, highlighting the market's volatility and fragmentation.
Among the 90 largest cryptocurrencies, MemeCore (M) surged 17.03% in 24 hours, leading gains while 72 out of 90 assets declined. Other notable risers included Lighter (8.54%), Monero (5.85%), and Bitway (5.53%). Conversely, LayerZero fell the most by...
Bitcoin's market share rose to 60%, its highest since May, as investors preferred it over altcoins amid broader crypto losses. Although Bitcoin briefly topped $84,000, it fell below $82,000, while smaller tokens and indexes like memecoin and DeFi saw...
On October 22, Bitcoin dropped 3.61% to $81,394.33, while altcoins like Ether, XRP, and Solana fell even more sharply. Token group indexes such as Memecoin, Computing Select, and DeFi Select also saw larger declines. Despite these price drops, U.S. s...
Tezos launched a post-quantum previewnet, boosting its token by 30%, signaling a major step in crypto's quantum resistance. Google's 2026 research accelerated the timeline for quantum threats to Bitcoin, highlighting risks of key exposure during tran...
On October 22, Bitcoin's perpetual-futures open interest fell by 5.82%, the largest decline among five major cryptocurrencies including Ether, Solana, XRP, and Dogecoin. Bitcoin's open interest stood at $7.62 billion with a negative funding rate, ind...
