Despite Bitcoin consolidating around $60,000 with increased speculative activity, key technical and on-chain data fail to confirm a solid market bottom, leaving uncertainty over its next move.
A new malware strain targets macOS by hijacking the trusted Script Editor app to silently extract cryptocurrency wallet data from unsuspecting users.
Bitmine Immersion Technologies expanded its Ether treasury to 5.54 million ETH, nearing its goal to hold 5% of total Ethereum supply amid a challenging market.
Claims that Ethereum’s Vitalik Buterin sold massive ETH holdings sparked market fears but were debunked as funds moved within DeFi protocols, not sold.
Despite a downturn in crypto markets, tokenized real-world assets have surged, led by tokenized stocks and bonds, highlighting growing institutional interest and diversification.
MetaMask introduces a self-custodial wallet empowering AI agents to execute decentralized finance transactions under user-defined controls and security safeguards.
Over-leveraged Bitcoin shorts between $63,000 and $66,000 may trigger a $2.6 billion short squeeze, while bulls have reduced risk by cutting leverage amid recent price volatility.
Data from liquidation heatmaps shows that a Bitcoin dip below $60,498 may trigger $1.82 billion in forced long liquidations across major centralized exchanges, raising volatility risks.
Siren’s price rallied sharply with a surge in futures interest, yet negative funding rates and spot sell-offs warn of a potential correction ahead.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net outflows exceeding $1.7 billion last week, marking a fourth consecutive week of significant redemptions driven by broader market risks and shifting rate expectations.
Bitcoin clings to the $60,000 support level amid growing macroeconomic pressures, with traders watching closely for signs of sustained recovery or further decline.
Bitcoin's weekly momentum diverges from its price decline, indicating a possible recovery toward $90,000, echoing patterns seen after the FTX crash.