Bitcoin has fallen below $69,000, primarily driven by unexpected weakness in the February US job market, which has created a risk-off sentiment among investors. Additionally, ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and President Trump’s new global tariff announcements are also contributing to this volatility, as they exacerbate sell-off pressures on cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin that exhibit leveraged trading behavior.
In March 2026, Bitcoin ETFs experienced significant net inflows totaling $1.15 billion across three sessions, adding to over $2 billion in the last ten sessions. This increase marks a turnaround from a previous trend of […]
In a significant market development, a $61.5 million Bitcoin long position was liquidated, marking the largest single liquidation in a 24-hour period as Bitcoin’s price dropped from $68.6K to $64.3K. Total liquidations across the cryptocurrency […]
Whales have been accumulating massive amounts of Bitcoin during the recent market downturn, highlighted by a significant transaction on February 6th, when 66.94k Bitcoin flowed into accumulator addresses. This substantial inflow aligns with the common […]