Bitcoin has extended its pullback, sliding toward the $77,000 zone as broader crypto market pressure intensifies.
As Michael Saylor continues to project confidence in Bitcoin through one of the sharpest market corrections of the year, new data shows just how close his company is to breakeven - and why liquidation risk remains far lower than many assume.
The crypto market extended its sell-off as Bitcoin fell below the key $80,000 threshold, triggering another wave of forced liquidations across major assets.
Gold and silver have delivered some of the strongest returns across global markets this year, and the rally is increasingly influencing sentiment across crypto.
Tennessee lawmakers are weighing a proposal that would quietly reshape how the state thinks about financial reserves.
Crypto markets are experiencing a textbook liquidation-driven move, triggered during a low-liquidity period and amplified by heavy leverage.
Bitcoin ETFs saw heavy selling pressure over the past week, as investors pulled capital from spot products during a broader crypto market correction.
The global investment landscape is showing signs of stress that are becoming harder to dismiss. Capital is quietly but steadily moving away from the United States, and the most telling signal is not coming from equities or crypto, but from the currency market.
Crypto ETF flows turned sharply negative on 29 January, with Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP all recording notable net outflows, while Solana remained relatively stable by comparison.
Financial markets saw a sharp and unusually synchronized sell-off yesterday, with losses hitting gold, silver, equities, and cryptocurrencies in the same session.
Bitcoin is once again drawing attention as Binance announced plans to convert its $1 billion SAFU fund reserves into Bitcoin, reinforcing its long-term commitment to the leading digital asset.
The cryptocurrency market has suffered a sharp and broad-based sell-off, wiping out billions in value and triggering one of the heaviest liquidation events in recent months.



