Tag: Bitcoin
Bitcoin falls below $83,000: The cryptocurrency experienced a 7.32% drop in the past 24 hours amid macroeconomic pressures.
US jobs data impact: Stronger-than-expected employment figures suggest persistent inflation, lowering the odds of a December rate cut.
Market sentiment: The Crypto Fear & Greed Index hits ‘extreme fear,’ with the overall crypto market down 6.62%.
Bitcoin has tumbled below $83,000,...
Bitcoin and Ether Outflows Deepen as Solana ETFs Attract $30 Million Inflow
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Bitcoin and Ether Outflows Deepen as Solana ETFs Attract $30 Million Inflow
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw continued heavy redemptions, extending a multi-day losing streak.
Ethereum ETFs recorded $74 million in net outflows, led by BlackRock’s ETHA.
Solana ETFs bucked the trend with roughly $30 million in daily inflows, pushing cumulative totals past $420 million.
Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs posted significant outflows...
Why This Bitcoin Dip Could Signal Crypto’s Strongest Bull Run Yet
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In the ever-shifting sands of cryptocurrency, a Bitcoin dip can feel like a desert storm—blinding, disorienting, and seemingly endless. Retail investors scroll through X feeds filled with doomsday memes, while headlines warn of another crypto winter. Yet, some analysts think this isn’t chaos; it’s calibration. These large holders aren’t fleeing—they’re strategically redistributing, purging overleveraged froth to make...
Bitcoin Falls Below $90,000, Amid Extreme Market Fear
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Bitcoin price drop: BTC fell to $89,420, its lowest since February.
Market impact: Erased 2025 gains, with over $725 million in liquidations.
Technical indicators: Death cross formed, fear index at extreme lows.
Bitcoin has tumbled below the $90,000 mark for the first time in seven months, effectively erasing all gains made in 2025. 32 This sharp decline comes just six weeks after the cryptocurrency hit an all-time high of...
Crypto Weekly Snapshot – Fear, Flows, and Flickers of Hope
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The crypto market entered November on a high note, with Bitcoin briefly piercing $122,000 amid post-election euphoria and institutional inflows. Yet, by mid-month, reality bit hard: a four-day rout erased gains, pushing BTC below $95,000 for the first time since May. This wasn’t just a crypto quirk—broader markets echoed the pain, as Big Tech stocks tumbled on AI spending concerns and U.S. equities braced for delayed jobs data after the...





