The crypto market crash has witnessed a pullback of 10% this week. Amid this pullback, the retail sentiment to buy-the-dip fails to find a bullish turnaround. While the intraday recovery provides some relief, analysts advise “brace for impact.”

Metaplanet, a Japanese Bitcoin treasury firm, has issued $13.4 million in 0% bonds to fund more BTC purchases, continuing its aggressive accumulation strategy.

Bitcoin (BTC) succumbed to heightened global economic uncertainty as it tumbled to $85,418 earlier today, wiping out more than $150 billion from its total market capitalization in the last 48 hours.

The IMF loan and policy changes may stabilize El Salvador's economy, but Bitcoin's reduced role could impact its financial innovation strategy. The post IMF approves $1.4B loan for El Salvador, Bitcoin policy changes implemented appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

A combination of positive PCE data, renewed risk appetite from Nvidia's earnings, and regulatory clarity could provide the momentum needed to push bitcoin above current levels, according to 21Shares.

Five states have so far blocked Bitcoin reserve bills, stalling efforts to integrate digital assets into public finance.

Robert Kiyosaki is at it again. The "Rich Dad Poor Dad" author is not worried about Bitcoin's latest dip.

Retail traders are doubling down on Bitcoin dip buys, but prices keep sliding. With liquidations rising, could a reversal be near?

Bitcoin has just crashed. This could mean that Ukraine is not going to be abandoned, or it could simply signal the start of the crypto winter.

On Tuesday, BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT) experienced a massive outflow of $418 million in a single day, the largest among its competitors, according to data from SoSoValue.

BlackRock's IBIT saw a record $418.1 million worth of net outflows on Wednesday amid the ongoing crypto market correction.

The broader digital currency ecosystem has cooled off from the massive liquidations recorded in the past few weeks. Speaking to his more than 408,400 followers on X, CryptoQuant founder Ki Young Ju said anyone caught panic-selling right now is probably a "noob.

A widely followed cryptocurrency analyst and trader is leaning bullish on a large-cap altcoin amid a correction that has seen Bitcoin (BTC) fall to lows last witnessed in November.

Bitcoin's recent drop below $90,000 has driven the Crypto Fear & Greed Index to its lowest point in over two years, signaling extreme market anxiety.

Bitcoin has two clear targets on the horizon as unfilled CME futures gaps create near-term BTC price magnets.

Bitcoin's market dynamics shifted in early 2025, with key indicators highlighting market cycle transitions and potential price bottoms.

Bitcoin (BTC -3.51%), 16 years after its introduction and with a market cap of more than $1.7 trillion today, is the world's oldest and most valuable cryptocurrency. Its ability to bounce back from lows to reach new highs points to its resilience.

LTC and APT are the top best performers from the larger-cap alts today.

Bitcoin's price crash has triggered massive liquidations, wiping out nearly $1.59 billion from the market in just 24 hours. Around 390,000 traders faced losses, with long positions making up 90% of the liquidations. One major loss occurred on Justin Sun's exchange, HTX, where a single trader lost $39.62 million.

Market sentiment for crypto is almost at an all-time low. Fear is running through the minds of investors as Bitcoin (BTC) sits on the edge of the precipice.

Japan's investment firm Metaplanet has issued $13.6 million in 0% ordinary bonds to fund the purchase of additional Bitcoin. Tokyo-listed firm Metaplanet is issuing 2 billion JPY (around $13.

Bitcoin miner MARA Holdings posted record-breaking earnings for Q4 2024, with revenue climbing 37% to $214.4 million and full-year revenue surging 69% to $656.4 million. According to its Feb.

Bitcoin's recent drop has extended its losses from last week, dipping to $82,000 mark for the first time since November 2024.

The so-called ‘Trump Trade' faces intense scrutiny as Bitcoin (BTC), Tesla (TSLA), and the US dollar all experience significant declines.

The crypto market sentiment plunged into Extreme Fear, with the Crypto Fear & Greed Index dropping to its lowest point since June of 2022.

Bitcoin price dropped to lows near $82k on Wednesday, driven by overall investor jitters after the latest tariff announcements. This comes as President Donald Trump has threatened an escalation in trade wars. On Feb. 26, Trump threatened to impose 25% tariffs on the EU, and market reaction saw both equities and crypto dumped.

Institutional investors seem to be selling off millions in Bitcoin, but CryptoQuant's CEO believes 30% corrections are common during bull cycles.

Bitcoin price has continued to bleed today with its value losing more than 20% from its recently reached all-time high. However, the current performance hints that the storm is not yet over and another wave of disappointments might be there for the investors.

The crypto scene has just experienced a new episode of turbulence: Bitcoin has dropped to $83,400, its lowest level since November 2024. This sudden correction triggered over a billion dollars in liquidations in the derivatives market.

Crypto veteran Arthur Hayes thinks Bitcoin's (BTC) short-term price outlook will be decided by US politics. The BitMEX founder says on the social media platform X that it's currently time to “chill out, retrace and wait.

Bitcoin (BTC) is currently trading just below $88,000, a significant drop from its all-time high of $109,000 earlier this year. Over the past month, the leading cryptocurrency has faced a steady decline, slipping nearly 15% and showing limited signs of a rebound.

The recent crypto market crash liquidated billions of assets, putting many investors in significant losses. One such victim is this crypto trader/whale, facing an unrealized loss of $17.5M on leverage position in various cryptocurrencies.

The price of Bitcoin has experienced a sharp decline, falling below 84,000 dollars and reaching a low of 82,131 dollars.

Bitcoin's price crash has pushed fear levels to extreme lows, yet some analysts view this as a potential buying opportunity before a market rebound.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States recorded their seventh consecutive day of outflows on Feb. 26, with BlackRock's IBIT seeing its highest single-day withdrawals since launch. According to data from SoSoValue, the 12 spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $754.

BTC dumped by over $17,000 from top to bottom, but that might not be enough.

The T-REX 2X Long MSTR Daily Target ETF, linked to Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), has fallen 81% since its peak in November 2024, losing 40% in three days, according to recent data. This plunge, amplified by bitcoin's volatility, highlights the risks of leveraged ETFs.

In a worst case scenario, prices could slide to the $72,000–$74,000 range, one analyst said.

MARA Holdings achieved record Q4 2024 results with 37% revenue growth despite Bitcoin halving challenges, driven by higher Bitcoin prices and increased hashrate.

Bitcoin Denver, brought together by leading dev house Boosty Labs under their new event series “BTC_U_There,” is set to bring 30 speakers, 50 hand-selected hackathon participants, and a curated audience of 200+ builders, founders, VCs, and BTC OGs under one roof for one day only.

Bitcoin has fallen below $84,000, dropping 20% since Trump's inauguration due to tariff concerns, ETF outflows, and bearish market sentiment.

Oklahoma's Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Act advances toward a final vote, potentially allowing 10% of public funds to be invested in Bitcoin

On Wednesday, Bitcoin (BTC) prices plummeted to a four-month low, reaching as low as $81,000, as the anticipated “Trump bump” in the markets faded. This has prompted investors and traders to hedge against further decreases, with Bitcoin options indicating a notable interest in put options with a strike price of $70,000.

The bill would allow Oklahoma to invest up to 10% of its public funds into Bitcoin and other digital assets.

Bitcoin (BTC) has experienced one of its largest price pullbacks in recent times, plunging from $96,131 on February 24 to a potential local bottom of $85,418 today. The decline triggered liquidations exceeding $1.5 billion, with the majority coming from long positions.

Despite reduced Bitcoin production, Marathon's quarterly revenue surged to $214.4 million, driven by a significant rise in Bitcoin prices.

Crypto markets are in deep red, with over $500 billion wiped out in just a week as the market cap plunges to $2.8 trillion. Bitcoin, the pioneer cryptocurrency, has crashed to a 4-month low of $82,300, dropping nearly 15% in a week.