The cryptocurrency market has never been the same since the October 10 crash, with all recovery attempts followed by even deeper downsides. Bitcoin has plummeted from last month’s peak of above $115,000 to today’s low at around $81,000, and institutional portfolios confirm how volatile the crypto sector can be. Digital assets companies, after fueling rallies
Crypto markets went through one of their worst weeks in three years, shedding roughly 14% in total market capitalisation and sliding back below the $3 trillion mark. As of Friday, roughly $500 billion had exited the space in the past seven days. Total cryptocurrency market cap. Source: CoinMarketCap. Bitcoin alone plunged toward $82,000, deepening its
Institutional exit is among the reasons behind today’s continued sell-offs in the digital currency market. The turmoil coincides with substantial uncertainty in crypto ETFs, with the products delivering what seems to be an upside-down performance. Market movers Bitcoin and Ethereum battled massive selling momentum, while Solana and XRP attracted fresh funds, likely as the latest
Bitcoin and XRP remained under pressure on Thursday as both cryptocurrencies attempted to rebound from recent lows but continued to face stiff resistance at key technical levels. While each asset has seen short-term relief after steep declines, analysts warn that failure to clear nearby hurdles could trigger another leg lower. Bitcoin attempts recovery but faces
The crypto market is showing renewed strength after a dramatic shakeout earlier, with major tokens recovering from steep declines triggered by liquidations, macroeconomic pressures, and political uncertainty. Bitcoin, which briefly slipped below $90,000 for the first time in seven months, has rebounded toward the $93,000 level as overall market sentiment steadies. At press time, Bitcoin
Alphabet stole the spotlight with a big Berkshire-backed rally, while SEBI’s clash with Jane Street kept regulatory tensions high in India. Nvidia saw a slight wobble after Peter Thiel’s fund exited its position, even as analysts stayed upbeat ahead of earnings. In crypto, Bitcoin dipped below $ 94,000, extending its slide as fear continues to
The past week has been a turbulent one for Bitcoin, marked by sharp volatility and a broader market sentiment that remained firmly risk-averse. A significant chunk of value was erased across the crypto landscape, with the total market cap briefly climbing above $3.6 trillion during the middle of the week before slipping to the lower
The crypto market had big expectations for XRP this week, but reality delivered something messier. After Canary Capital’s XRPC ETF crushed day-one records with $58 million in trading volume and $245 million in inflows on November 13, XRP looked poised for a breakout. Instead, the token stumbled hard, losing 4.3% to plunge from $2.31 to
The recent crypto market crash continued today, Nov. 16, with Bitcoin moving below $95,000. Other top coins like Ethereum, XRP, Solana, and Tron also continued their strong plunge. The market cap of all tokens dropped to $3.28 trillion. Crypto market crash continues as stimulus check odds fall One potential catalyst for the ongoing crypto market
Solana price continued its strong downward trend, moving from the September high of $253 in September to the current $142. It is now hovering near its lowest level since June 27 this year. So, will the token continue falling as the death cross pattern forms? Solana price technical analysis as a death cross pattern forms