Bitcoin Drops Below $77,000, Eraseing All May Gains
The May rally fully unwound in a single morning selloff, even as Strategy disclosed one of its largest weekly buys of $2B — a reminder that corporate bid can't override a market still working off…
Live BTC, ETH, and altcoin price moves, support and resistance levels, breakouts, and chart patterns.
The May rally fully unwound in a single morning selloff, even as Strategy disclosed one of its largest weekly buys of $2B — a reminder that corporate bid can't override a market still working off…
Kraken's parent firm grew top-line revenue through the latest crypto downturn, signaling that major exchanges can still scale on volume mix and derivatives — not just bull-market spot activity.
The dollar price matters less than the cohort still sitting above it: 7.8M BTC acquired near cycle highs is the structural ceiling a sustained breakout has to absorb first.
The drop is small but it breaks a multi-day push toward $1.45 — the question is whether the pullback finds bids or turns into a deeper retest of recent lows.
All 20 constituents posted losses in the latest reading — a synchronized sell-off that frames BCH's 13% drop less as an isolated move and more as a tape-wide de-risking.
Strategy's weekly haul — the largest in months — lifts its hoard past 580,000 BTC, reinforcing the corporate-treasury bid that has become a structural floor under the market.
PYTH's annual cliff alone unlocks 37% of float, while ESPORTS continues monthly emissions worth 29% of its market cap — supply overhang concentrated in two names.
The model's call is a structural re-rating, not a cycle-top blowoff: ETF inflows compounding, 70+ corporate treasuries, and shrinking liquid supply, with a macro-only bear case as the lone off-ramp.
The largest US Bitcoin ATM operator is winding down under Chapter 11 — a collapse that crystallises the regulatory squeeze on the cash-to-crypto kiosk sector.
The single-day liquidation cascade is the loudest signal, but the deeper read is crowded long positioning meeting macro shock — and a $14B options expiry sitting two weeks out that could amplify the…
The $4–$8 range frames a 3x–6x from $1.38 — but the bear case still lands at $1–$2.50, and the chart has to clear $1.60 before any of it matters.
Trump's 'clock is ticking' warning to Iran pushed Brent above $112 and Bitcoin to a multi-week low at $76,500 — but the real signal is the $677M liquidation cascade and a 14% Treasury-vol spike that…
HYPE reclaimed $45 with a 6% gain, $600M in volume, and a 44% share of on-chain perps — the same fee-driven thesis Arthur Hayes pegged to a $150 August target.
The attacker walked away with 103.6 tBTC, 1,625 ETH, and 147K USDC — and has already consolidated the haul into a single 5,402 ETH wallet.
BTC dominance is climbing even as the dollar index strengthens — a defensive rotation that historically marks capitulation phases, not bottoms.
A 2-year staked position added 1,711 SOL in rewards yet still couldn't offset the drawdown from a $144 cost basis — a clean read on how staking yield gets eaten by bear-market entries.
South Korea's largest venue opening three pairs at once is the kind of listing catalyst that tends to move thin books, and OriginTrail's AI-plus-knowledge-graph thesis is the angle the bid will be…
Ether absorbed $244M and Bitcoin $160M of the wipeout — the largest single-day long liquidation since Feb. 6, when a BTC slide to $60K erased $1.84B in crowded bullish bets.
The contract launched on a day $BTC slipped, putting HYPE among the day's rare outperformers as the perps platform broadens its real-world asset lineup.
The breakdown is macro, not crypto-native: a fresh oil spike paired with rising Treasury yields pulled capital out of risk assets across the board, and $BTC led the move lower.