Bitcoin has had a rough start to the week, hanging to just above $80,000 on March 10. BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes warns that BTC could soon retest $78,000, and if that level fails, $75,000 will be the next target.

Spanish banking heavyweight Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA (NYSE:BBA), better known as BBVA, said Monday it secured regulatory consent to launch trading services for Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) in the country.

The Central American nation acquired an additional 6 BTC on Sunday, boosting its total holdings to 6,111.18 BTC.

The crypto market is going through a rough patch as traders react to tariff and Trump's Bitcoin Reserve order. Bitcoin has dropped by 4.8% to $81,729, while Ethereum has taken an even bigger hit, falling 8% to hover around $2,000. Dogecoin is the biggest loser among the top 10 cryptos, sliding 13% to $0.16.

Spanish bank BBVA said on Monday it received approval from the country's securities regulator to offer bitcoin and ether trading services in Spain.

Crypto Market Today (March 10): Bitcoin & Ether price actions on Monday set off a tidal wave of market concerns despite recent pro-cryptocurrency advancements in the U.S. Notably, BTC price backtracked to touch a $80K low intraday, whereas ETH price lost nearly 6%. Traders and investors are left jittering as even major-league altcoins Solana and

Real Vision analyst Jamie Coutts says Bitcoin is playing a “high-stakes game of chicken” with central banks, giving it a cautious outlook.

The removed part would have let Utah's treasurer invest state funds in digital assets, possibly creating a state-run Bitcoin reserve.

Treasury Secretary Howard Lutnick is dismissing warnings that Trump's trade policies will drive economic growth, as a BTC chill hits the markets.

In an effort to mock President Donald Trump's declaration, renowned economist Peter Schiff declared his own Strategic Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) Reserve on Friday, promising not to sell any of it. What Happened: Schiff took to X to explain the structure of the reserve.

Arthur Hayes previously predicted Bitcoin could fall to $70,000, while 10x Research analysts has called it a “textbook correction.”

Bitcoin price started a fresh decline from the $92,000 zone. BTC is back below $85,500 and might continue to move down below $80,000.

On Mar. 10, Bitcoin's price dropped to $80,052, reflecting a 7% decline over the past 24 hours, as uncertainty surrounding Trump's economic policies continues to impact the market. As of this writing, Bitcoin is trading at around $82,200.

A leading potential candidate in the forthcoming South Korean presidential elections has outlined his crypto policies, stating that the nation should deregulate crypto and approve Bitcoin ETFs. The post South Korean Presidential Hopeful Han Calls for Bitcoin ETF Approval, Crypto Deregulation appeared first on Cryptonews.

Canada's new prime minister, Mark Carney, once said recreating a virtual global gold standard like Bitcoin “would be a criminal act of monetary amnesia.”

This week, the crypto community has been engaged in discussions regarding President Trump's newly established Strategic Bitcoin Reserve alongside a U.S. Digital Asset Stockpile. The development follows Trump's disclosure on Truth Social the weekend prior that XRP, SOL, and ADA would join the mix. The peculiar detail is that the U.S.

Bitcoin's price has left many investors confused after it dropped below $84,000. Despite strong bullish factors over the past week, its recent price movement is far from the high expectations set by analysts following the announcement of the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. Bitcoin is currently trading at $80,909, down over 6% in the past day.

Ethereum's rough patch is expected to continue into the future, exacerbated by Bitcoin and Solana functionalities. Ordinals co-founder Casey Rodarmor noted that Bitcoin's prestige and Solana's speed could be the final nail in Ethereum's coffin.

Cryptocurrency prices fell on Monday as volatility in prices continued after an executive order signed by President Donald Trump to create a U.S. strategic bitcoin reserve disappointed investors.

The country's financial experts and opposition lawmakers proposed adding crypto to a national stockpile Wednesday, as the U.S. pushes ahead.

Utah lawmakers have passed a Bitcoin bill after amending it to remove a section that would have authorized the state treasurer to invest in Bitcoin.

Bitcoin just collapsed to $80,000, wiping out over $200 billion from the crypto market in one of the worst single-day crashes over the past year, according to data from CoinGecko. Ether also crashed, tumbling below $2,000 to trade at $1,992, a level we haven't seen in over six months.

On March 9, 2025, bitcoin's (BTC) price dipped to an intraday low of $80,000, a 6.6% drop against the greenback. At press time, 7:35 p.m. ET on Sunday, the price remains near the $80,500 level, carrying a market cap of roughly $1.59 trillion.

Robert Kiyosaki warns that a massive market crash has begun, potentially devastating the financial futures of millions of baby boomers. He urges investors to turn to bitcoin as a safeguard.

President Trump acknowledged that some of his policies will cause pain in the short term.

Bitcoin and Ethereum extend losses as traders digest Trump's Strategic Bitcoin Reserve order and a wave of U.S. trade tariffs.

Bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency by market value, was down by around 5.47% at $81,555 at 2216 GMT on Sunday.

Trump's crypto policies, including a strategic bitcoin reserve, have marked a shift, but VCs say key regulatory steps are still needed.

Popular altcoins like Dogecoin and Cardano each dropped by more than 10% on Sunday before recovering slightly.

Bitcoin (BTC) is struggling below the $90,000 level, hovering slightly above $85,000, a key support zone that bulls must hold to avoid further downside.

A widely followed cryptocurrency analyst suggests that Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and altcoins could be forming the bull trap that would soon lead to a bearish trend. The analyst, known as Capo, posted his analysis on his social media page on X, stating that the cryptocurrency market may soon rise.

Bitcoin must stay above $82K to avoid $1.13 billion in liquidations and increased volatility following Bitcoin reserve Investor sentiment weakened after Trump's Bitcoin reserve plan excluded new BTC purchases. Upcoming U.S. economic data, including CPI and job reports, could impact Bitcoin's price.

Bitcoin's valuation persists in its downward trajectory, briefly grazing an intraday low of $82,201 per coin amid a 4.4% depreciation against the U.S. dollar within 24 hours. Among the top ten cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, dogecoin (DOGE) distinguished itself as the most pronounced decliner, surrendering 12.8% of its worth.

Samson Mow, the CEO of Bitcoin-focused tech firm JAN3, believes that the US has a legitimate reason to increase its BTC holdings. Mow says on the social media platform X that some crypto investors find the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve (SBR) underwhelming as President Trump's executive order largely focuses on not selling the government's seized BTC.

Bitcoin (BTC) faces mounting pressure as inflation signals and economic uncertainty push prices lower. However, miners have quietly accumulated $900M in BTC, offering key support.

At the recent crypto summit at the White House, Michael Saylor, co-founder of Strategy, presented an ambitious strategy aimed at generating up to 100 trillion dollars in economic value over the next decade. All of this, based solely on bitcoin!

Bitcoin whale holdings have reached their lowest level in six years, raising concerns about the asset's price trajectory amid its current price struggles. Interesting data from on-chain data analytics platform IntoTheBlock shows that the aggregate amount of Bitcoin held by whales has dropped to levels last seen in 2019.

Bitcoin (BTC) could soon experience significant volatility and trigger over $1.13 billion in long position liquidations if its price falls below the critical threshold of $82,000. Currently trading at $83,000, bearish pressure is intensifying as investors react negatively to recent announcements regarding the strategic bitcoin reserve in the United States.

Nayib Bukele, the President of El Salvador, said this Saturday that the country's only pet hospital will close.

Welcome to Latam Insights, a compendium of the most relevant crypto and economic news from Latin America over the past week. In this week's edition, the IMF reveals the fine print of its credit facility deal with El Salvador, Ricardo Salinas is 70% invested in bitcoin, and the Libra probe advances in Argentina.

The Bitcoin (BTC) market is showing an extended sideways movement with no significant price action over the past day. Notably, the premier cryptocurrency has lost all market gains from its sudden 11% price surge from last week returning to previous consolidation levels around $86,000.

The crypto market continues its bearish trend with Bitcoin dropping below $83,000. Certain altcoins, however, are surging.

Bitcoin bears are stopping at nothing to seal some last-minute BTC price downside into the weekly close — but how much?

This last week bitcoin's price volatility hit its highest annualized rate all year of 59.4% and has since held steady at that level.

Despite the growing popularity of Bitcoin, the number of individuals who own it worldwide is minuscule — leaving plenty of room for growth.

Bitcoin has struggled to regain bullish momentum, weighed down by global trade war fears and the uncertainty surrounding US President Donald Trump's executive order to establish a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve last Thursday. While the announcement was expected to boost confidence, macroeconomic conditions continue to dictate market trends, keeping BTC below key resistance levels.

Bitcoin struggles below $100K—yet experts insist a massive bull run is coming. What's fueling their confidence?