A key volatility indicator for Bitcoin (BTC) has narrowed to its tightest measurement on record, a pattern that was followed ...

Bitcoin (BTC) fielded fresh downside predictions Thursday as BTC price action kept long liquidations high. Key points: ...

Bitcoin could rebound toward $80,000 as liquidation pressure builds above $72,000. Holding $65,000–$68,000 support keeps the setup alive.

Bitcoin fell 2.2% in 20 minutes as long liquidations, high open interest, and ETF outflows intensified selling pressure at the U.S. open.

Bitcoin’s daily trading is expected to remain volatile, but traders' failure to flip $70,000 to support is leading to a liquidity buildup near $60,000.

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The price of Bitcoin crashed below $63,000 on Thursday, not far above the average production cost of publicly traded miners.

Over the past 24 hours, Bitcoin has been defined by heightened volatility, with its price oscillating between $66,724 and $68,328 as traders remained sidelined ahead of the FOMC minutes scheduled for ...

Bitcoin starts the US TradFi trading week with a liquidity grab below $67,000 amid a broader risk-asset crunch.

Jim Cramer says traders clinging to Fed-driven optimism are delusional as Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) traded as low as $81,000 on Friday. CNBC host Jim Cramer on Friday said traders were wrong to assume ...

Why is Bitcoin price down today and will BTC USD fall near $60,000 again or finally go up above $75,000? Bitcoin trades below $70,000 as investors wait for US jobs data, inflation numbers, and Federal ...