The Bitcoin crash pushed BTC below $65K—its worst week since FTX. Yet over 190 companies holding 956,000 BTC haven't sold.

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A deep dive into the crypto market crash, linking macro pressure, ETF flows, leverage, and holder fatigue to explain what ...

While nobody knows for certain whether the bottom is in for bitcoin, history suggests it is likely close, especially with bitcoin already recovering toward $68,000. Still, market participants may be ...

“We see few bullish indicators that suggest we may be approaching the bottom,” Jefferies analyst Andrew Moss says.

From a technical standpoint, the short-term picture is rough. Rising FUD, ETF outflows, massive deleveraging, and a plunging ...

Steep losses in digital assets, alongside a pullback in growth names, are forcing investors to revisit how much volatility ...

Bitcoin crashed to $60,000 on Thursday. Erasing every gain since Trump’s election and completing a full 50% drawdown from ...

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Treasury companies may be selling BTC during the latest market downturn. On-chain data suggests Nakamoto and even Strategy ...

Bitcoin drops below $60K amid heavy liquidations and extreme fear, but Anthony Pompliano says volatility has not broken its ...