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Bitcoin (BTC) extended its slide below $62,000 this week, sinking to a low near $61,255 as relentless selling pressure dragged the market toward deeper support. Key Points: Bitcoin fell under $62,000, its weakest level since February. The price trades below $64,000 and the 100 hourly moving average.

Strategy is carrying its largest unrealized loss ever, more than $10 billion on paper, as Bitcoin (BTC) slides toward $61,000 and drags the treasury into the red. Key Points: Strategy's paper loss on Bitcoin has topped $10 billion, the biggest in its history, after a 17% drop in the position's value

Bitcoin’s (BTC) latest selloff may be nearing exhaustion, with Standard Chartered’s Geoffrey Kendrick arguing that the market could soon look back at current levels as a key buying zone if two major stress points ease in the coming days. In a note sent to Yellow.com, Kendrick said the week had been

Polymarket has upheld a "No" resolution on a market asking whether Strategy sold Bitcoin (BTC) by May 31, despite a filing confirming the company sold 32 coins. Key Points: ► Polymarket backed a "No" outcome even after Strategy's filing showed a 32 BTC sale inside the window. ► The dispute, tied to

Bitcoin (BTC) slid below $62,000 on Thursday, triggering more than $1.5 billion in leveraged crypto liquidations over 24 hours as forced selling deepened its steepest drop in months. Key Points: Bitcoin fell under $62,000 in Asia trading, its weakest level in months. More than $1.5 billion in levera