Bitcoin sank as low as $72,096.20 on Wednesday, marking its second consecutive day breaking below the $73,000 level.

Bitcoin briefly dropped below $70K, erasing 15 months of gains as $840M in liquidations hit the market, with traders eyeing ...

Bitcoin suffered its latest bloodshed on February 4, dropping to almost $72,000 as various factors combined to trigger ...

Bitcoin’s drop below $75,000 signals a shift to the bear market, not just a routine correction. Macro shocks, including a ...

Bitcoin teased a bounce after hitting oversold levels, but with resistance stacked at $79K–$84K, many fear more pain ahead. Could this be the correction before the next leg up, or full bear ...

Bitcoin price crash analysis shows this 10% drop was not driven by just derivatives. The real BTC price trigger came earlier.

The bitcoin price crashed into the $75,000 range, breaking below key technical support levels as heavy selling pressure swept through the market.

Bitcoin ( BTC-USD) fell 2% on Wednesday to around $73,000 per token after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent suggested the US government would not bail out the cryptocurrency. In a heated back-and-forth ...

Massive ETF inflows just hit 562 million as Ethereum and XRP bleed out. Get the Bitcoin price prediction that targets the ...

Raoul Pal debunks narratives claiming Bitcoin is broken, revealing US liquidity constraints mirror SaaS decline patterns exactly.

ProShares Bitcoin ETF is structurally disadvantaged vs. spot Bitcoin ETFs, with persistent underperformance due to futures costs and a high expense ratio. Learn more about BITO ETF here.