Bitcoin, XRP, and Stellar cryptocurrencies fell as escalating US-Iran geopolitical tensions and rising US inflation pressured the market. Bitcoin dropped about 1.6% to near $61,642, XRP declined 3%, and Stellar fell 4.63%, with the total crypto market cap shrinking 1.5% to around $2.13 trillion. The selloff followed renewed threats from President Trump against Iran and concerns over tighter Federal Reserve policies due to inflation hitting 4.2%. Investors are watching if Bitcoin can hold the $60,000 support level, which could influence broader crypto recovery or further declines.
Bitcoin has dropped over 50% from its October 2025 peak, but Anthony Pompliano calls this one of the best bear markets ever, noting it avoids the severe 80%+ crashes of the past. He highlights on-chain data showing more Bitcoin holders are at a loss ...
Bitcoin's price is attempting to stabilize around the $60,000 mark after a recent drop from above $71,000. Large holders, or whales, have withdrawn over 11,000 BTC from exchanges, moving roughly $700 million worth of Bitcoin into private wallets, whi...
Bitcoin has experienced significant losses recently, with heavy sell-offs by large holders (whales) causing bearish market sentiment. The price dropped from an all-time high above $125,000 to around $61,600, influenced by institutional sell-offs, geo...
Bitcoin remains steady around $61,978, showing a slight gain of 0.91%. Other major cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and Binance Coin show minor fluctuations, with Ethereum nearly flat and Binance Coin up 0.59%. Several altcoins experience varied moveme...
Bitcoin ETF net assets fell to $77.58 billion, the lowest since the last US presidential election, despite a supportive regulatory environment including dropped SEC enforcement actions and a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. Total assets peaked at $169.54 b...
