Bitcoin slid below $88K, sparking a sharp market shakeout as over $135M in crypto long positions were liquidated within an hour, highlighting renewed volatility and leveraged risk across major exchanges.
Bitcoin price plunges 8% to $84,000 as December opens, erasing recent gains and rattling crypto markets. Analysts cite profit-taking and macroeconomic uncertainty as key drivers behind the sudden downturn.
Technical analysts are sounding alarms as Ethereum’s price action forms a looming “death cross,” a bearish chart pattern that often precedes sharp short‑term declines and heightened market volatility.
Arthur Hayes warned most Layer-1 blockchains outside Ethereum and Solana are ‘headed to zero,’ predicting market consolidation to favor a few resilient networks and wipe out weaker projects.
Bitcoin tumbled to $106,000 amid intensified selling, yet bulls eye a strong November rebound. Traders watch on-chain metrics and macro cues for signals of a sustained recovery.
Bitcoin price crashes to $108,000 after the Fed signals caution, triggering sharp selling and volatility. Traders scramble to rebalance positions as risk appetite cools and liquidity tightens.
About $600M in crypto long positions were liquidated in the last hour, sparking sharp volatility across exchanges as leveraged bets unwound rapidly. Traders reported heavy losses, analysts warn of further swings.
Ripple’s XRP sits on a knife-edge as traders weigh a pullback toward $2 against a breakout to fresh highs. We examine momentum, liquidity, and regulatory headlines driving volatility in the days ahead.
As XRP’s open interest declines by $2.4 billion, market analysts are raising concerns about a potential price crash. This significant drop may indicate shifting investor sentiment and could precede heightened volatility for the cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin faces potential volatility this week, with six key events on the horizon that could impact prices. Investors should monitor regulatory announcements, economic data releases, and market sentiment shifts as they could signal significant price movements.