Bitcoin Breaks Down Below $76K
Bitcoin suffered a sharp downturn over the weekend, sliding more than 7 % and dipping toward $75,000 — levels not seen since early 2025. The move wiped out roughly $800 million in leveraged long positions, underscoring how fragile sentiment has become after months of weak follow-through and thin weekend liquidity.
Bitcoin Dips Under $100K — Is This the Bottom?
Bitcoin is doing that thing again where it reminds everyone it doesn’t care about your hopes, your TA, or your leveraged long. Bitcoin just nuked to four-month lows, slicing through psychological support like it was wet tissue and briefly trading under six figures — yes, under $100K again — tapping ~$99,954 before clawing back above the line.
Crypto Capitulation: What the Market Sell-Off Tells Us About Macro, Geopolitics, and Sentiment in 2025
On Friday and into the weekend, crypto markets were handed a cold dose of macroeconomic reality. Bitcoin dropped nearly 3% to $112,148, Ethereum fell 3.7% to $3,403, and the rest of the digital asset market followed in lockstep. Solana, XRP, and Dogecoin all posted big losses, with DOGE shedding almost 4% in a matter of hours.
Bitcoin Rout Worsens – Altcoins Collapse
Bitcoin continued it’s no good, very bad week, plunging below $60,000, hitting a low of $54,640 on sunday. The market-wide sell-off is now into its fourth day, with bullish futures bets losing nearly $200 million in the past 36 hours.
Bitcoin Crash – Is the Bull Run Over?
With Bitcoin dropping 18% in April, and 10% this week, traders are bearish. Is the bull run over?
Bitcoin Bounces After Fed Decision
Bitcoin is down 10% over the last week, and investors are spooked. However, these corrections are standard for Bitcoin bull markets, is this time different?
Bitcoin Dumps – Is the Bull Market Over?
On Friday Bitcoin dropped 25% in one day, one of the steepest drops since March 2020. With the market sentiment now in extreme fear, is the bull market over for now?
The Crypto Crash – BTC is legal tender in El Salvador, the President buys the dip
Andy Pickering is here with a weekly crypto market update where we look through the volatile world of crypto Twitter to tease out the most important narratives and data points.
Bitcoin’s safe-haven status falters
This week the World Health Organization finally declared the COVID-19 Coronavirus a pandemic. Shortly afterward, all global financial markets tanked. Bitcoin crashed to $3,800, dropping 40% in one day, disproving Bitcoin’s status as a safe-haven.
Bitcoin plunges amidst China crypto crackdown
An announcement from China’s central bank has sent a chill through the cryptocurrency markets, suggesting bullish investors overreacted to President Xi's recent speech encouraging blockchain development.
Bitcoin plunges after underwhelming Bakkt launch
The tight range that Bitcoin has coiled in over the last few weeks suddenly broke down on Tuesday evening as technical and fundamental factors combined to trigger a drop of 15 percent.
