Tag: crypto-currency

Why Did Bitcoin Values Just Plummet? Ask Japan. The crypto asset price fell thanks to concerns sparked overseas. BY BRIAN

Cryptocurrencies see major liquidations on Japan interest rate news, China to crack down on virtual currencies. Bitcoin undercuts $90000. Read

Bitcoin technical indicators are negative, and history suggests performance in the month ahead is only a coin flip. Read more:

Bitcoin and stocks were falling together on Monday, with crypto's bear market slide hurting sentiment. The token has fallen more

Cryptocurrencies were hammered again Monday as Bitcoin and Ethereum plunged, deepening a market rout. Read more: Bitcoin craters below 000,

Bitcoin fell sharply on Monday, dipping below €75000 per coin as the broader cryptocurrency market extended a steep decline that

Traders are bracing for further bitcoin price declines that could spiral into a full-blown crash… Read more: Sudden Trillion Crypto

Important economic figures due in the next few days could help determine whether Bitcoin will stabilize — or if it

Strategy's CEO clarified that selling Bitcoin would only occur under extreme conditions. Traders have raised concerns from the comments. Read

After closing its worst month since 2021 in November, bitcoin (BTC-USD) is starting December with another big selloff: it's now

This encompasses significant price drops of major cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Solana. Here's what you need to know …

Strategy's ($MSTR) CEO, Phong Le, publicly clarified the company's absolute threshold for selling its vast Bitcoin (BTC-USD) reserves. Read more:

(Bloomberg) — Cryptocurrencies fell sharply on Monday, bringing fresh momentum to a wide-ranging selloff that appeared to have settled. Bitcoin …

Bitcoin falls below $90K after short-lived recovery, impacting crypto stocks. Get the latest Bitcoin price trends and market analysis. Read

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Bitcoin sprinted higher over the holiday, but that's now fading and bitcoin's biggest corporate holder says they'd be forced to