Is bitcoin close to a bottom or is there more pain ahead for investors? Bitcoin’s recent crash began with a violent rejection at $82,000 that drove it south to $59,000 on Friday, which became its lowest price tag since before the US presidential elections in November 2024. Following such a painful decline, the asset
Centralized crypto exchange spot volume fell to $679 billion in April 2026, marking its lowest monthly level since October 2023, according to CryptoQuant data cited by Wu Blockchain. Summary CryptoQuant data shows centralized exchange spot volume fell to $679 billion in April 2026. Weak retail demand, lower search interest, and Bitcoin’s pullback reduced activity across
The ETFs were somehow in the green during one of the worst weeks in terms of price moves in recent crypto history. It was a painful week, no matter how you look at it or which cryptocurrency asset you support. Ripple’s XRP, arguably one of the alts with the biggest and loudest community, was
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs returned to net outflows on Friday after briefly snapping a record withdrawal streak, with BlackRock’s IBIT leading the declines as Bitcoin fell below the key $60,000 support level and investor sentiment deteriorated. Summary Bitcoin ETFs posted $325.7 million in outflows, led by BlackRock’s IBIT with $213.7 million withdrawn.. Bitcoin price fell
Strategy and Bitmine lead the pack with massive unrealized losses. The past week or so has been nothing short of a bloodbath in the cryptocurrency markets, with bitcoin plummeting to $59,000 on Friday for the first time in 19 months. Aside from losing more than $20,000 in approximately three weeks, BTC’s calamity dragged almost
Online speculation has tied Bitcoin’s latest drop to retail demand for SpaceX’s record IPO, but crypto flow data has not shown clear evidence of a mass cash exit. Summary Online speculation linked Bitcoin’s recent drop to retail demand for SpaceX’s record IPO. CryptoQuant data showed no unusual USDC or Tether outflows during the selloff. Bitcoin
The dips are made for buying, right? Or, maybe not yet. Bitcoin’s price crash that began at the start of the business week culminated yesterday evening, at least for now, with a painful decline to a multi-year low of $59,100 on most exchanges. This violent drop of roughly $23,000 in the span of just
Worldcoin price has plunged more than 25% after Arthur Hayes closed his entire WLD position, triggering a sharp reversal in one of the crypto market’s strongest AI-linked trades. Summary Worldcoin price plunged 28% after Arthur Hayes disclosed that Maelstrom had exited its entire WLD position. Key support sits at $0.35, with a breakdown potentially opening
ZEC has also bounced off impressively following the FUD-induced dump yesterday. After plunging by several grand in the span of less than 12 hours, bitcoin finally rebounded from its multi-year low and now sits at around $61,000. Although most altcoins are still in the red on a daily scale, they have managed to recover
Ethereum price plunged towards the $1,500 level after a wave of long liquidations, persistent ETF outflows, and worsening macroeconomic conditions triggered one of the sharpest crypto selloffs of 2026. Summary Ethereum price plunged to around $1,500, extending weekly losses to 23% amid a market-wide liquidation event and worsening macro conditions. Spot Ethereum ETFs saw $540