The price of Bitcoin ($BTC) has dropped due to macroeconomic pressures and institutional selling, influenced by a stronger US dollar and tightening policy expectations. A stronger dollar typically exerts downward pressure on risk assets like Bitcoin, while risk-off flows indicate that investors are shifting towards safer havens amid economic uncertainty.
Bitcoin open interest has experienced a significant decline of 55% from its peak of $94 billion in October 2025, now standing at approximately $44 billion, marking the largest drop since April 2023 as traders unwind […]
PNC has become the first major US bank to offer direct Bitcoin trading to its private clients, leveraging the services of Coinbase Prime both for transaction routing and asset custody. This move highlights the increasing […]
Bitcoin experienced a sharp decline, trading at less than half its October 2025 peak, and hovering around $70K after hitting recent 52-week lows near $60K. This drop resulted from a massive deleveraging event, influenced by […]