On June 3, crypto market traders woke up to a harsh reality of Bitcoin falling well below its critical support levels, triggering a trail of panic selling and dragging the market deeper into the bearish territory. Here’s why crypto is crashing right now.
Congressman Nick Begich has put forth legislation in U.S. Congress to create a national framework for a Bitcoin reserve to be administered by the U.S. Treasury under legislation known as the American Reserves Modernization Act of 2026, (ARMA).
Today, Bitcoin is trading at around $76,500, significantly below the psychological critical level of $80K. Were the bulls wrong in predicting $85,000 BTC milestone for the nearest future?
On May 18, 2026, Bitcoin Depot, for years known as the dominant force in the global crypto ATM system, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The digital asset company switched off its entire network of over 9,000 kiosks across the United States, Canada, and Australia. Thousands of users are now left without the convenience of cashing […]
As Wall Street banks accelerate their entry into crypto, Morgan Stanley has taken a decisive step to rival fintech disruptors: direct spot Bitcoin and cryptocurrency trading on its E*Trade retail brokerage platform.
Large investors like BlackRock are pouring money back into U.S. Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs). After months of pulling money out, institutions have now recorded seven straight days of buying, pushing total assets across all 11 spot Bitcoin ETF products above $96.5 billion as of April 23, 2026.
Orbital data center pioneer Starcloud is preparing a groundbreaking Bitcoin mining initiative in orbit, aiming to become the first company to operate cryptocurrency mining off Earth. This comes amid a rapidly evolving crypto mining sector in 2026 marked by technological innovation and significant energy consumption trends.
Bitcoin struggles at $60K support baseline as tariff uncertainty, FOMO, and fear & greed drive market volatility.
Recent fund-flow data show significant shifts in investor behaviour across digital asset investment products and crypto exchange-traded products, reflecting renewed caution among institutional and retail participants.
For the first time,U.S. derivatives markets regulated by CFTC can accept cryptocurrencies and stablecoins as collateral, opening a new chapter for institutional crypto adoption.
In a dramatic gains reversal, Bitcoin has erased roughly $600 billion in market value (and investor profit) since early October. Although this plunge has rattled retail and institutional investors alike, many leading crypto analysts argue that the wipeout could represent a rare market entry point for long-term buyers.
More than 90% of all Bitcoin has already been mined, with the current supply reaching approximately 94.8% of the maximum 21 million coins: here’s how that influences miners and crypto investors.
For the first time, millions of Block merchants worldwide can turn Bitcoin from a niche digital asset for chosen traders into a mainstream payment option, signaling a potential shift in how consumers and businesses transact.
Three prominent financial firms unite in a joint venture – Twenty One Capital –with 42,000 bitcoins in assets.
The landmark ruling came after the Bitcoin investor failed to report large gains from cryptocurrency trading.
Bitcoin’s price fell to $93,700, a significant drop from its all-time high of about $108,000 registered on December 17.
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