The Crypto Market Just Ate a $179 Billion Loss. Here’s What Spooked Investors
Bitcoin held $90,000 by its fingernails. Ethereum shed 3.5% overnight. The total crypto market cap dropped from $3.24 trillion to $3.05 trillion in less than 24 hours.
Bitcoin held $90,000 by its fingernails. Ethereum shed 3.5% overnight. The total crypto market cap dropped from $3.24 trillion to $3.05 trillion in less than 24 hours.
Silver hit $63 per ounce today. That’s a new all-time high for the metal that many investors dismissed as boring. Meanwhile, Bitcoin dropped over 2% in the same period. In fact,
Pi Coin just broke through a critical price level. Traders call it a “doomsday” pattern for good reason. The token dropped below $0.219 this week, confirming a bearish head and
The Federal Reserve’s final rate decision of 2025 drops tomorrow at 2 p.m. ET. Markets expect a quarter-point cut. But surprises could shake crypto hard.
XRP can’t catch a break. The token dropped 10% this month despite a small weekly bounce. Now it’s stuck between $2.31 and $1.98, unable to escape in either direction.
Standard Chartered just pulled the plug on its aggressive Bitcoin predictions. The banking giant cut its long-term price targets and pushed its $500,000 forecast back two years.
The crypto market hit pause Monday. Traders are holding their breath before Wednesday’s Federal Reserve meeting. But one altcoin ignored the memo entirely.
Something’s brewing beneath the surface. While most traders watch and wait, crypto whales just dropped millions into three specific tokens.
The crypto market stayed above $3 trillion today. But the gains feel fragile. Bitcoin can’t break through its ceiling. Altcoins show mixed signals. And the momentum everyone
Binance just got caught in an awkward situation. Meme coins keep appearing seconds before the exchange tweets. Now executives are pushing back hard against allegations they’re