Crypto Market Bleeds $97 Billion: Bitcoin Tests Critical $90K Floor
The crypto market just shed nearly $100 billion in 24 hours. Bitcoin dropped hard. Altcoins followed. Now everyone’s watching one number: $90,000.
The crypto market just shed nearly $100 billion in 24 hours. Bitcoin dropped hard. Altcoins followed. Now everyone’s watching one number: $90,000.
A dormant crypto whale just woke up with a specific mission. After vanishing for seven months, they’re now betting thousands on Israeli military action against Iran.
Bitcoin hovers near $92,733. But a Supreme Court ruling this Friday could shatter that stability overnight. The case centers on Trump’s global tariffs. If the justices strike
Japan’s bond market just cracked in ways most investors don’t understand yet. But the tremors could reach crypto faster than anyone expects.
The crypto market just shed $14 billion in 24 hours. Bitcoin stalled below $94,000. Meme coins like BONK crashed 12% after spiking.
Bitcoin’s 6% bounce looks fragile. On-chain data reveals whales are moving coins to exchanges at the fastest pace in ten months.
Bitcoin ETFs just recorded their strongest day in three months. Nearly $695 million flowed in on January 5, marking a sharp reversal from December’s quieter trading.
Bitcoin broke a six-week ceiling. Altcoins surged across the board. And the total crypto market added nearly $90 billion in value over 24 hours.
American banking giants are racing to offer crypto services. After years of watching from the sidelines, institutions like Bank of America and Morgan Stanley just made their
Zcash holders just moved over 200,000 ZEC from private wallets into the open. That’s 1.2% of total supply suddenly visible and potentially heading to exchanges.