Bitcoin ETFs just absorbed $1.42 billion in fresh capital. That’s the biggest weekly haul in three months. The timing feels off. Markets look shaky. Prices hover near support.
Bitcoin barely held $95,000 support while the broader market lost billions. Weekend trading offered no relief. The total crypto market cap dropped $8.8 billion in 24 hours. Now
XRP can’t catch a break. Recovery attempts keep getting rejected, and the token’s struggling to hold above critical support levels.
Someone just lost $282 million in cryptocurrency. The worst part? They handed it over themselves. A crypto investor got tricked by scammers pretending to be Trezor customer
The crypto market just lost $15.5 billion overnight. Total market cap slipped to $3.18 trillion as investors hit the exits.
Ethereum broke out of a bullish triangle pattern three weeks ago. Everyone cheered. But the celebration might have been premature.
BitMine’s annual shareholder meeting in Las Vegas should have been routine. Board votes, compensation approvals, the usual corporate housekeeping.
Bitcoin climbed to $97,500 this week. That’s the highest price since early November. Yet something strange happened during the rally.
Crypto prices rarely cooperate. You wait for a breakout that never arrives. Instead, the price bounces between the same levels for weeks.
The crypto market just shed $48 billion in 24 hours. Bitcoin’s clinging to $95,000 by its fingernails. And Story token? Down 28% in a single day.