
Bitcoin in freefall hitting lowest price since Trump took office as leverage turns a macro wobble into a brutal cascade
CoinGlass shows $2.56 billion in forced selling, and ETF flows look tactical instead of confident dip buying.

CoinGlass shows $2.56 billion in forced selling, and ETF flows look tactical instead of confident dip buying.

Rising energy expenses and declining prices drive Bitcoin miners towards sustainable AI opportunities.

With US PMI indicating growth, Bitcoin's path forward hinges on inflation outlook and ETF market resilience amidst macro challenges.

With automatic liquidation thresholds being hit globally, the market is facing a brutal stress test that most retail traders will lose.

ETF outflows could pressure Bitcoin price toward $65,000 without renewed demand sources redistributing supply.

The only thing that matters in a drawdown is whether a company can keep waiting.

When JGBs get jumpy, global leverage shrinks and Bitcoin is the first to feel the squeeze.

We’re about to see what happens when the Federal Reserve swaps boring conservatism for Trump era populist messaging.

The closure of Metropolitan Capital Bank coincides with a violent global sell-off that has traders fearing a broader contagion.

Prices fall to almost exactly the level required to liquidate the 10/10 Hyperliquid trader who made over $100M in October.

PPI feeds into PCE, and with shutdown era revisions looming, markets may stay volatile until that February print lands.

CLARITY Act doesn’t ban DeFi, but its hidden choke point could decide which on-chain routes survive.