Almost $5 billion worth of Bitcoin and Ethereum options contracts expire today at 8:00 UTC on Deribit. That’s real money on the line, and traders are watching closely.
Ethereum price dropped 17.5% this month. But whales aren’t panicking. Instead, they just bought nearly $900 million worth of ETH.
The crypto market just lost $106 billion in 24 hours. Bitcoin fell to $103,000, dragging altcoins down with it. This wasn’t a flash crash. It’s part of a broader pullback that’s
The crypto faithful treated Bitcoin halvings like clockwork for over a decade. Cut the mining reward in half, wait 12-18 months, then watch prices explode. Simple, right?
Bitcoin can’t seem to break free. After weeks of failed attempts, BTC remains trapped below $108,000 while traders churn positions at an alarming rate.
The crypto market just shed $92 billion in a brutal 24-hour selloff. Bitcoin fell below $100,000 for the first time since June. And the panic hasn’t stopped yet.
Barcelona’s blockchain crowd got a surprise in October. Nine major European banks announced they’re launching euro stablecoins. That’s the same tech crypto promised but couldn’t
Bitcoin sellers just hit the panic button. Exchange inflows exploded over 1,300% in two days as short-term holders dumped coins. Yet the price barely budged from $105,300.
Big crypto holders move opposite to small wallets. That creates the price swings nobody sees coming. Santiment just dropped research that maps whale versus retail behavior for
The IRS just greenlit staking for crypto ETFs. Headlines celebrated. But buried in the guidance sit three operational quirks that could reshape how institutions deploy billions.