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Bitcoin and Ethereum are facing their worst weekly decline since the FTX exchange collapse in November 2022, as the broader cryptocurrency market has shed approximately $390 billion in value. Both leading digital assets have experienced significant selling pressure throughout the week, with trading volumes surging as investors rush toward the
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Onchain analysts described the move as defensive collateral management to reduce liquidation risk, not likely a sale.
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Bitcoin has recovered above the $61,000 threshold following a significant market downturn that triggered $1.6 billion in liquidations across cryptocurrency exchanges. The world's largest cryptocurrency experienced a sharp decline before staging a comeback, demonstrating the volatile nature that has characterized digital asset markets throughout 2026. The
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Bitcoin price has continued bleeding, recording lows near $59,000. It marks BTC’s lowest level since October 2024, almost two years. The downturn caused massive long liquidations and stirred FUD in the market. Ad Ad Why Is Bitcoin Price Crashing? At press time, on Friday, June 5, the BTC price stood
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Cryptocurrency markets experienced their most severe weekly decline since July 2024, with Bitcoin and Ethereum approaching critical technical support levels. Bitcoin traded near key psychological and technical thresholds while Ethereum similarly tested important price floors that traders and analysts have been closely monitoring. The broad-based selloff affected most major cryptocurrencies,
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Ripple is reportedly spearheading a $1 billion treasury raise involving its native XRP token, according to a new report from CoinDesk. The blockchain payments company is said to be leading this significant fundraising effort, though specific details about the structure and timeline of the raise remain limited. The move represents
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Rally extension could only be confirmed if XLM stays above $0.21.
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More than 172,000 traders were liquidated in a single day as Bitcoin’s losses piled up, pushing the cryptocurrency out of the world’s top 10 largest assets by market cap. Bitcoin now sits at 13th place, trailing gold, NVIDIA, Apple, Microsoft, and silver, among others. Related Reading: Unknown Walle
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Bitcoin tumbled to its lowest levels since April as the cryptocurrency market continued to diverge sharply from surging U.S. equity markets. The leading digital asset dropped below key support levels while traditional stocks pushed toward fresh record highs, highlighting a growing disconnect between the two asset classes that have
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Bitcoin exchange-traded funds have experienced an unprecedented nine consecutive days of outflows, with investors withdrawing a total of $2.8 billion from these investment vehicles. The streak marks the longest period of sustained selling pressure since Bitcoin ETFs launched in the United States, according to data tracked by financial markets.
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The purchase pushed the Nasdaq-listed company ahead of Coinbase Global to become the fourth-largest public corporate holder of Ether, according to CoinGecko data.
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Earlier this month, 21Shares and Bitwise Investments became the first firms to launch HYPE-based exchange-traded funds.