Bitcoin, Worst Week
Bitcoin set for biggest weekly fall since FTX collapse in 2022
Bitcoin hit its lowest since November and was set for its biggest weekly fall in over two years, swept up in a sell-off in tech stocks at a time when a $1.5 billion hack and doubts about U.S. crypto policy has left industry sentiment fragile.
Bitcoin was trading at about $78,782 in trading in Asia, down 5.5% on the day and about 25% lower than an all-time high hit ...
Per technical analysis theory, a downside break of a prolonged range play, as seen in BTC, usually leads to a notable drop, ...
On the 26th of February, investor sentiment dropped below post-FTX implosion levels as Bitcoin [BTC] extended its losses to ...
Bitcoin plunged Tuesday after FTX revealed it was starting initial customer repayments over two years since the exchange's ...
Polymarket bettors give a bitcoin reserve a better chance of becoming a reality in 2025, but still aren't sure about it.
FTX announces $18 billion creditor repayment plan starting February 18, with small claims processed within three business days.
Investors who piled billions into new bitcoin ETFs over the last year are pulling some of that money back out as the world’s ...
The FTX Token price dipped 4% after a surge triggered by Sam Bankman-Fried’s first tweet in two years, while this new ICO ...
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