Bitcoin Falls Below $67,000 Amid Heightened Market Volatility
Bitcoin price dips below $67,000 raising concerns; institutional sales and U.S. policy influence trends.
Bitcoin price dips below $67,000 raising concerns; institutional sales and U.S. policy influence trends.
Bitcoin faces renewed volatility as market speculates on true value beyond recent crash.
The UK court decision states Craig Wright is not Satoshi Nakamoto, rejecting claims, causing financial and market stasis. Crypto identity debate continues without resolution.
Bitcoin whale accumulation hits highest level since 2024, with whales controlling 7.17 million BTC amidst price dips below $90,000.
Bitcoin rises above $71,000 as market reacts to increased institutional buying amid extreme fear.
Tether’s WDK integrates the RGB protocol, expanding wallet capabilities for Bitcoin and Tether users.
Bitcoin recovers to $70,000 after a crash, highlighting significant market fluctuations.
Bernstein reaffirms Bitcoin’s $150,000 target for 2026, citing strong institutional support.
Metaplanet incurs a $680 million accounting loss in Bitcoin holdings, affecting its stock price.
Crypto market sentiment declines as US shutdown risk looms, impacting Bitcoin and Ethereum prices.
End of content
End of content