Bitcoin plunged below $89,000, erasing over $100 billion from the crypto market as risk-off sentiment and profit-taking hit major digital assets, rattling investors and spurring renewed volatility.
Hawkish comments from the Bank of Japan sent shockwaves through crypto markets, triggering a sharp Bitcoin sell-off as traders reassess risk, while altcoins also slipped amid rising yield expectations.
Large shares of Bitcoin, Ether and Solana remain underwater, analysts warn, as sustained unrealized losses raise questions about investor sentiment and whether markets are sliding into a prolonged bear phase.
Bitcoin plunged to $86,000 as extreme fear swept markets, sparking heavy selling and erasing billions. Traders blamed regulatory uncertainty, forced liquidations and spiking volatility.
Bitcoin surged to $111,000 after softer CPI data raised expectations of Fed rate cuts, sparking renewed investor demand and a broad crypto market rally amid reduced inflation concerns.
Bitcoin’s rapid descent into the ‘fastest bear market’ may mask a potential year-end rebound for BTC, as on-chain indicators and shifting investor positioning hint at emerging bullish catalysts.
Polymarket assigns a 71% probability that Bitcoin will fall to $80,000 by November, signaling growing bearish bets on prediction markets and increased short-term downside risk for BTC.
Cryptocurrency markets plunged, erasing $340 million in value over four hours as major tokens tumbled and trading volumes spiked. Traders scrambled to limit losses while volatility rippled across exchanges.
Bitcoin’s slide below $100,000 was driven by waves of profit-taking, fresh regulatory scrutiny and shifting macro forces. What began as a brisk rally lost steam as traders stepped back, reassessing risk under tighter policy and uneven demand for crypto
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.