CNBC's MacKenzie Sigalos reports on Citi's findings that for every $1 billion pulled from bitcoin ETFs, prices fall by more ...

Arbitrum is plunging at $0.21 because of a falling wedge pattern. Daily users increase by 9 per cent, and TVL declines. DAO ...

This slump is largely driven by forced liquidations and a broad shift toward risk aversion in speculative assets. Many major ...

Overview: Bitcoin’s price drops as heavy institutional selling as November ETF outflows reaching unprecedented levels. Many ...

Crypto markets remain in 'extreme fear' despite a slight uptick in the Fear & Greed Index to 20. Experts suggest this could ...

Overview:  Bitcoin’s critical support sits near $82,000, making it the key zone for short-term stability.Resistance around ...

Bitcoin's free-fall has shifted investor's attention to other asset classes such aa gold, which have hit back-to-back record ...

Bitcoin rebounds, but analysts warn of a dead cat bounce as technical patterns point to a possible deeper correction ahead.

A sharp pullback, heavy liquidations and cooling demand are forcing crypto into its most uncertain stretch of the year.

2025 has been a big year for Bitcoin. After starting the year below $100,000, and weathering some ups and downs due to tariff-related market volatility in the spring, the cryptocurrency surged to new ...

Bitcoin's current pullback, a more than 30% drop from recent highs, is different than prior declines, according to Deutsche Bank.

BONK is eyeing a massive 200% rally to $0.000030, forming a falling wedge on the daily chart after a 10% surge in the past 24 hours.