Bitcoin edged lower, surrendering a short-lived rally past $70,000, as a broader selloff in risk assets deepened amid mounting fears that the Iran war will continue to escalate. The original cryptocurrency fell more than 4.5% to $66,171 and was trading around $68,800 in afternoon New York trading. Stocks and bonds declined on Tuesday as a…
Bitcoin prices rebounded above the $69,000 level on Monday, paring sharp losses from a recent sell-off sparked by escalating tensions between the United States, Israel, and Iran. After plunging toward the low $60,000s on weekend conflict headlines, the world’s largest cryptocurrency regained ground as both retail and institutional investors stepped in amid volatile market conditions….
Bitcoin prices dropped below $65,000 on Saturday as the cryptocurrency market reacted sharply to reports that Israel and the United States had launched military attacks against Iran on Saturday. The sudden escalation in geopolitical tensions triggered a wave of risk-off sentiment, where investors sell off volatile, high-risk assets like crypto and seek safer alternatives such…
Bitcoin continued its losing streak on Tuesday, driving the token to its sharpest monthly decline since a wave of corporate failures rocked the crypto industry in 2022. The world’s largest cryptocurrency dropped as much as 2.64% to $62,858 during Asian trading hours and is now down over 19% in February, heading for its worst monthly…
Bitcoin price today: The world’s largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin slumped below $65,000 — its lowest price in over a year, and since United States President Donald Trump took over the White House for a second term amid extreme fear and selling pressure. At time of writing, Bitcoin was priced at $64,352.40, down 33.82% over the past…
(Bloomberg) — Bitcoin fell sharply in early Saturday afternoon trading in New York, tumbling below $80,000 to hit the lowest levels since April 2025 amid a broader retreat for the digital asset. The decline came amid thin liquidity and limited buying interest, deepening a drawdown that has erased more than 30% from the world’s largest…
Swiss lender UBS Group AG is preparing to introduce cryptocurrency investment opportunities for a segment of its private banking clientele, as reported by Bloomberg News on Friday. The Swiss financial giant is currently in the process of vetting partners to facilitate this digital asset offering. Initial access would be granted to specific private banking clients…
Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency token, tanked 3.6% in the aftermath caused by United States President Donald Trump’s new Greenland-related tariffs on eight European allies the past weekend. Bloomberg cited data from CoinGlass, which showed that around $600 million of bullish bets on cryptocurrencies were liquidated in the past 24 hours, largely driven by uncertainty…
The year 2025 has remained mixed for the crypto market as the sector presents a balanced yet optimistic outlook. Looking at the positive side, there was tangible advancement—DeFi ecosystems continued to grow, stablecoins gained wider traction, CBDC infrastructure pilots moved forward, and developer participation surged across APAC and worldwide, with millions building on-chain. “On one…
