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Bitcoin (BTC) briefly fell below $75,000 on Feb. 1, pushing Strategy's 712,647-coin treasury into unrealized losses that momentarily approached $1 billion before the cryptocurrency staged a modest rebound. What Happened: Strategy Treasury Dips Into Red The world's largest corporate Bitcoin holder sa

Bitcoin (BTC) plunged to $77,000 on Sunday, marking its lowest level since April 2024, as derivatives market liquidations surpassed $1.6 billion and the broader cryptocurrency sector shed approximately $111 billion in market capitalization within 24 hours. What Happened: Market Capitulation The sell

Bitcoin (BTC) dropped below $80,000 and fell as low as $77,082, breaking the critical $82,000 support level from November 2025 that had sustained the rally for months and prompting analysts to declare the bullish technical structure invalid with price targets now pointing toward $60,000. What Happen

Newly surfaced emails from the Jeffrey Epstein archive that reference major early cryptocurrency projects have drawn sharp reactions from figures in the industry, highlighting how informal networks shaped the sector’s earliest days. The emails, dated July 2014 and obtained from a Justice Department

Bitcoin’s (BTC) recent weakness and the parallel decline in high-growth technology stocks are being driven by a temporary withdrawal of U.S. liquidity rather than a collapse in fundamentals, according to Real Vision founder Raoul Pal, who argues that markets are misreading a short-term plumbing issu