Bitcoin price falls to around $68,000 after weak US jobs data fails to lift crypto and stock markets. Analysts warn of continued volatility and failed breakout attempts.

Cryptocurrencies fell about 4% on Friday as a weak jobs report and the US airstrike campaign weigh on risk assets. Notable ...

Bitcoin ETFs rebounded as crypto funds saw $1 billion in fresh inflows last week—but is the worst really over?

NYDIG research shows Bitcoin maintains diversification benefits despite 0.5 correlation with stocks, as crypto-specific factors drive 75% of price action.

Supporting a positive view for continuation above $70K, bitcoin on-chain statistics show strong institutional acquisition and diminishing selling tension. Recent high 24-hour trading volumes around ...

Bitcoin rose above $68,000 after five monthly declines, as $1 billion in crypto fund inflows signaled renewed institutional ...

Bitcoin (BTC) retreats to $68K after disappointing February jobs report shows 92,000 job losses, triggering whale selling and ...

Bitcoin price dropped on Monday after renewed selling pressure sent the market to its lowest level since early February. The BTC fell to around $65,000 ...

Spread the loveIntroduction As the cryptocurrency market continues to evolve, investors and analysts alike are keeping a ...

Bitcoin has slipped below $65,000 as cryptocurrencies continue their extended downtrend. Notable Statistics: Coinglass data shows 157,606 traders were liquidated in the past 24 hours for $591.48 ...

The crypto market has been under pressure as Bitcoin trades near $67,000 and Ethereum is held below $2,000. The pullback ...

Every single time Bitcoin attempts to push higher, it collides with a heavy wall of sellers who have been underwater for ...