Bitcoin Falls Below $71,000 as Tech Selloff Deepens
Bitcoin fell below $71,000 during Asian trading as a global selloff in technology stocks intensified risk aversion across markets.
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Bitcoin fell below $71,000 during Asian trading as a global selloff in technology stocks intensified risk aversion across markets.
Bhutan transferred another $22 million in Bitcoin to a market maker as declining prices and rising mining costs pressure its state-backed crypto strategy.
The Coinbase Premium has dropped to its lowest level since late 2024, signaling weakening institutional demand for Bitcoin amid broader market stress and ETF outflows.
GameStop moved its entire Bitcoin position to an institutional exchange as CEO Ryan Cohen signaled that acquisitions now outweigh crypto on the company’s balance sheet.
Sheikh Tahnoon’s investment in World Liberty Financial ties the USD1 stablecoin to a $2 billion Binance deal, raising scrutiny amid US AI export policy shifts.
Bitcoin fell to its lowest level since April 2025 as a cross-asset sell-off impacted cryptocurrencies, commodities, and equities, signaling heightened risk-off sentiment.
Michael Saylor’s Strategy bought $75.3 million worth of Bitcoin as prices briefly fell below $75,000, marking a rare dip under its average cost basis.
Kevin Warsh’s nomination as Federal Reserve chair has raised concerns over U.S. liquidity, offering conflicting signals for Bitcoin and broader crypto markets.
Binance has executed its first Bitcoin purchase under a plan to convert its $1 billion SAFU user protection fund from stablecoins into BTC.
Bitcoin fell out of the top ten global assets by market capitalization following a price decline, placing it below Saudi Aramco and several large technology firms.
President Trump is expected to nominate former Fed governor Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve chair, according to multiple media reports.
Major altcoins including Dogecoin, XRP, and Cardano fell to their lowest levels since 2024 as bitcoin’s decline intensified broader market losses.
Strive added 334 Bitcoin to its balance sheet and retired most of the debt inherited from its Semler Scientific acquisition, strengthening its treasury position.
Swiss crypto bank Sygnum has raised more than 750 Bitcoin for its market-neutral BTC Alpha Fund as institutional investors seek yield-oriented crypto strategies.
A sharp rebound in oil prices is introducing new inflation risks, potentially complicating expectations for near-term rate cuts and adding headwinds for Bitcoin.