TL;DR Bitcoin (BTC) drops below $88K: Crypto Market-wide panic and over $1 billion in liquidations. Altcoins follow suit: Major drops for XRP (-14%), Solana (-14%), ETH, BNB, and DOGE (all 5-13%). Hack and outflows trigger crash: Bybit's $1.4 billion hack shakes confidence, leading to further sell-offs.

Monday's figures, led by Fidelity's FBTC, represent the fifth-largest net daily outflows for the spot Bitcoin ETFs to date.

Bitcoin (BTC) price movements reflected a period of consolidation before dropping below $90,000 after BTC failed to break above its all-time high in February. According to the latest edition of the “Bitfinex Alpha” report, macroeconomic uncertainty worsens this scenario.

Will the biggest and best-known crypto assets of today, like Bitcoin (BTC -8.66%), continue to hold up against newer players like Cardano (ADA -13.25%), or will they go the way of the dodo?

Bitcoin plunged below $90,000 on February 25, 2025, dropping to $87,630 as Trump's tariff announcements, a major Bybit hack, and continuous ETF outflows triggered a market-wide crypto sell-off.

U.S. spot Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded their second-largest outflow of the year on Monday, shedding $516.4 million, according to Farside data. This marked the ninth net outflow in 10 days, reflecting growing uncertainty as BTC struggled between $94,000 and $100,000.

Crypto traders suffered over $1.2 billion in liquidations in the past 24 hours as Bitcoin (BTC) tumbled below $89,000, its lowest level since November. The downturn, which intensified during Asian trading hours on Tuesday, saw massive losses across major cryptocurrencies.

Ethereum (ETH) plunged over 5% on Tuesday to $2,375, with its 50-day simple moving average (SMA) nearing a crossover below the 200-day SMAa formation known as the death cross. This technical pattern suggests weakening short-term momentum and could signal a larger bearish trend.

Ethereum (ETH) has dropped 11.5% in the past 24 hours, bringing it dangerously close to triggering massive liquidations on MakerDAO. On-chain data reveals that three major positions, valued between $109 million and $126 million each, will be liquidated if ETH falls to $1,926, $1,842, and $1,793.

Bitcoin (BTC) fell below $89,000 during early European trading on Tuesday, reaching $88,500, its lowest level since mid-November, according to CoinDesk data. The decline follows continued losses in tech stocks and renewed strength in the Japanese yen, sparking concerns of market-wide risk aversion.

Traders are buying the dip, lifting the perpetual futures long-short ratio, Kraken's Alexia Theodorou told CoinDesk.

Japan-based Metaplanet and El Salvador both increased their Bitcoin holdings just before a market downturn on February 25, with Bitcoin dropping below $91,000 before recovering slightly to $92,260 amid broader crypto market turbulence.

Bitcoin price has broken below the $90K mark for the first time in six weeks. Could this be the beginning of an extended bear run?

The Japanese firm nonchalantly added another $13 million worth of Bitcoin to its holdings, hours before Bitcoin's price declined.

Nasdaq slides as AI concerns, Bitcoin losses, and lower Treasury yields drive risk-off sentiment. Market outlook remains bearish across asset classes.

Arthur Hayes warned about a potential decline to $70,000 for Bitcoin as large-scale ETF outflows could accelerate the downtrend.

Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has purchased 20,356 more Bitcoin for $1.99 billion, bringing its total holdings to 499,096 BTC worth $33.1 billion and representing 2.3% of Bitcoin's total supply as part of its ambitious plan to acquire $42 billion in Bitcoin over the next three years.

ARK Invest's Cathie Wood reportedly says that Bitcoin's (BTC) market structure remains strong and the flagship crypto asset may soon have a massive breakout.

Are lawmakers too cautious, or is Bitcoin's instability genuinely too risky for state-backed investments?

In the aftermath of the Bybit hack, the crypto market sell-off is deepening, with combined crypto liquidations reaching $1.34 billion in the past 24 hours. While Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and XRP are leading this sell-off, almost all altcoins in the top 100 are experiencing massive price drawdowns.

ETH needs to drop another 19% to trigger the first liquidation.

U.S. President Donald Trump has re-instigated the ‘Tariff war' by imposing 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico. With this, the stock markets and crypto markets have been hit hard as the global market capitalization of cryptos has dropped below $3 trillion.

The total crypto market cap is below $3 trillion now.

Florida's Strategic Bitcoin Reserve (SBR) bill could put the cryptocurrency on the state's balance sheet—while also potentially reshaping the Republican Party's stance. The bill, officially known as “SB 550: Investments of Public Funds in Bitcoin,” has gained momentum in Tallahassee and drawn national attention thanks to a high-profile advocate in the Florida Senate.

Massive ETH shorts risk liquidation at $3,000 as price gear up for potential uptrend.

Ethereum's Pectra upgrade stalled during its first testnet deployment due to execution client bugs, but testing will continue with the upgrade still expected to bring important improvements including increased validator limits and better Layer-2 scaling.

The disappointments from several US states rejecting strategic Bitcoin reserves sent shockwaves to the entire crypto market, with the US spot BTC ETFs bleeding profusely.

The crypto market crash plunges Ethereum (ETH) 15% to revisit $2,300 levels. Amid the crash, the silver linings shine bright and tease a potential to buy at discount prices. Will this downfall record a quick V-shaped reversal in ETH prices?

The South Dakota legislature delayed a vote on a bill on Monday that could have allowed the state to adopt Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) as a strategic reserve asset. What happened: The majority of lawmakers at a meeting of the state's House Commerce and Energy Committee voted to defer the bill to the 41st day of South Dakota's legislative session.

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a big spike in net outflows on Feb. 24, with most of it coming from Fidelity and BlackRock's funds as market sentiment turned sour.

According to the investment firm, Bitcoin's adoption is accelerating. Institutional investors, corporations, and even governments are getting in on the action.

Bitcoin's price has fallen below $91,000, testing critical support levels due to Trump's new tariff announcements, waning institutional demand, and broader market correlation.

Ethereum's price shows mixed signals as retail traders increase short positions despite a bullish MACD crossover, with the cryptocurrency trading above $2,775 but facing potential pullback toward $2,700 amid large transfers from Binance to exchanges.

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Ethereum (ETH) has recently seen a noticeable shift in investor sentiment, as retail traders increasingly position themselves against the cryptocurrency. This change comes despite bullish indicators, including a MACD crossover confirming a potential price increase.

Bitcoin fell below $90,000 for the first time since November 2024 as ETF outflows continued, crypto liquidations surpassed $1.3 billion and US-China trade tensions weighed on investor sentiment.

Matrixport sees growing risk of deeper decline as Bitcoin slips below key pattern amid low trading activity. Bitcoin (BTC) broke out of an ascending broadening wedge, a typically bearish pattern, with a 6.

Analysts offer mixed views on BTC next direction as bearish pressure persists.

Bitcoin evangelist Michael Saylor, co-founder and the executive chairman of Strategy in charge of its BTC course, has addressed the global community to comment on the current 7.11% Bitcoin collapse.

On Monday, U.S. spot-listed bitcoin ETF outflows rose to $516 million as bitcoin tumbled toward $90,000.

Cryptocurrencies bitcoin and ether dropped to multi-month lows on Tuesday, caught up in a general cross-market sell-off, and as traders continued to process last week's hack of $1.5 billion worth of ether from cryptoexchange Bybit.

Liquidations crossed the $1.35 billion level in the past 24 hours as a market slide worsened.

Crypto exchange Bybit has recently announced that it has replenished its reserves following its staggering $1.5 billion hack, marking the largest breach in the history of the cryptocurrency industry.

The Bitcoin price has fallen more than -8.8% since Friday when Bybit suffered the biggest crypto hack in history. The flagship digital asset reached a peak of $99,493 late last week, only to retreat to roughly $91,500 at press time, marking a -5.5% decline since Monday.

Bitcoin failed to maintain its price in Tuesday's early hours, falling to nearly $88,600 and losing its $90,000 key support zone as investors ran to more stable assets in the wake of a new trade war.

Cryptos are experiencing a new episode of brutal volatility, shaking a market already weakened by macroeconomic uncertainties. Solana is collapsing by 14%, XRP and Dogecoin are down more than 8%, while Bitcoin has dipped below $91,000.

After a failed attempt to revisit $100K on February 21, Bitcoin (BTC) reversed. As a result, BTC price crashed 11.36% to $88K.

Ether is on the verge of slipping into a death cross, an ominous momentum indicator, with a mixed record of predicting price trends.