Cryptocurrency

Bitcoin tumbled nearly 9% while Asian equities mostly weakened, as a renewed selloff in U.S. technology stocks dragged global risk sentiment lower and erased much of the optimism built earlier in the year....

Bitcoin fell sharply and Asian markets weakened after heavy losses in U.S. technology stocks reignited global risk aversion, dragging cryptocurrencies and equities lower at the same time.....

Bitcoin’s drop of roughly 50% from its peak has reignited debate over whether the cryptocurrency belongs in long-term portfolios, highlighting its speculative nature rather than signaling a clear buy or sell moment....

Bitcoin plunged below $64,000, reaching its lowest level since October 2024, as accelerating losses exposed heavy ETF overhangs, fading policy optimism, and a broader crisis of confidence across crypto markets.....

Retail investors who entered crypto through Wall Street–approved ETFs are facing steep losses as the post-election rally collapses, exposing the gap between regulatory legitimacy and protection from volatility.

The token is down roughly 22% year to date, with selling pressure intensifying last weekend after Kevin Warsh was nominated as the next Fed chair.

Bitcoin slid below $72,000 as macro uncertainty, leverage liquidations, and fading inflation-hedge confidence weighed on prices, though analysts say the long-term thesis remains intact despite risks of further downside.

Bitcoin plunged, erasing all post-Trump re-election gains, amid stalled regulation and a probe into Trump's crypto firm.

XRP plunged as risk-off sentiment and leveraged long liquidations accelerated selling, with weak institutional support and broken technical levels reinforcing a bearish outlook toward the $1.42–$1.35 support zone.