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The crypto market has suffered another massive crash, shedding $140 billion in just four hours as Bitcoin plunged below $76,000, triggering more than $1 billion in liquidations amid a sharp sell-off in U.S. tech stocks.
As Bitcoin L2 yields diminish, investors may face increased risks and seek alternative, potentially unstable networks for higher returns.
Bitcoin and Solana are facing downward pressure as political events unfold, impacting market sentiment.
Bitcoin's recent decline below $76,000 coincides with significant liquidations in the crypto market.
Bitcoin saw sudden downside at the Wall Street open as stocks witnessed a snap sell-off, reversing post-election gains.
Keel (KEEL) Sells Entire Bitcoin Treasury for $192 Million, Will Sell BTC Daily Keel sold 2,520 bitcoin in the third quarter, left its treasury near zero and said Quebec-mined coins will now be sold every day as it pivots to AI data centers.
The rapid liquidation highlights the risks of high leverage in volatile markets, potentially triggering cascading sell-offs and market instability.
Bitcoin was rejected at $80,000 again, and subdued cycle indicators suggest investors shouldn't mistake the latest recovery for a lasting reversal.
Bitfinex has shared insights on Bitcoin's role in capital markets, focusing on innovative credit solutions.
The rapid growth in Stacks bonds highlights increasing institutional interest and could significantly impact Bitcoin's staking ecosystem.
Bitcoin Price Crashes Over 5% to $76,000 as Tech Rout Wipes Out Leveraged Longs Bitcoin price fell from above $80,800 to near $76,600 on Thursday morning as a Nasdaq selloff in chip and AI stocks spilled into crypto.
Bitcoin Price Crashes Over 5% to $75,000 as Tech Rout Wipes Out Leveraged Longs Bitcoin price fell from above $80,800 to near $76,600 on Thursday morning as a Nasdaq selloff in chip and AI stocks spilled into crypto.
Bitcoin surrendered $5,046 from its Nov. 4 peak as a technology stock selloff rattled cryptocurrency markets Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026. Bitstamp data showed BTC falling from $81,105 to $76,059, with selling accelerating around 10 a.m. Eastern time.
Wall Street joined the leg down as well, with the S&P 500 erasing $2.2 trillion in market cap in 40 minutes.
Analyst Matthew Sigel emphasizes the potential for Bitcoin adoption as a response to monetary debasement.
Michael Saylor shared a post highlighting market movements in digital assets following recent elections, sparking notable engagement.
The rapid liquidation highlights the risks of high leverage in volatile markets, potentially triggering cascading sell-offs and market instability.
Bitcoin ETF Flows: Bitcoin ETFs recorded $74.6 million in net inflows on Nov. 4, ending three straight sessions of withdrawals totaling $1.16 billion, with Fidelity leading gains despite continued BlackRock outflows.
Bitfarms, now Keel, sold all its Bitcoin and will sell mined coins daily. Here is what still ties its stock to BTC.
As Bitcoin strives to break above its 200 EMA, market sentiment remains bullish post-midterms.
Bitcoin has fallen back below $80,000 after stronger-than-expected US jobless claims data showed that layoffs remained historically low, raising fresh questions about the Federal Reserve’s next interest rate decision. According to a November 5 US News report, initial unemployment claims…
The growing interest of financial advisors in Bitcoin ETFs suggests a shift towards mainstream acceptance, potentially influencing broader market dynamics.
Fidelity's FBTC drew $236.72 million on Nov. 4 and offset IBIT's $201.24 million exit as US spot bitcoin ETFs ended a $1.16 billion outflow run.
Bitcoin is trading around $79.7K after a sharp rebound from the $75K region stalled near $80K. The rejection keeps BTC within a short-term corrective structure, with the price now caught between a key demand zone below and overhead resistance that buyers have repeatedly failed to…
Traders on Kalshi have set a new price target for Bitcoin this month as the world's largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization begins to show signs of a potential rebound.
Bitcoin ETFs see a net inflow of 208 BTC today, signaling strong investor interest amid mixed market trends.
Bitcoin ETF funds attracted $74.6 million as Goldman Sachs delayed expected Fed rate cuts to December 2026 and March 2027.
Bitcoin (BTC) price is up 2% today, November 5, to trade at $79,676 at the time of writing. The gains occurred after appetite for risk assets returned following the Democratic Party’s win in the midterm elections.
XRP versus Bitcoin chart flashes positive short-term signal with the market now paying close attention.
Bitcoin rebounded above $80,000 after falling below $76,000 following the U.S. midterms, while CoinMarketCap showed BTC near $80,490 with a 24-hour high around $81,080. U.S.