Like most cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) has been in a slump to start 2026. Over the first two months of the year, it lost 25%, continuing a downturn that began last October.

Cryptocurrency markets fell as global equities and precious metals sold off, while bitcoin liquidations exacerbated downside moves.

Bitcoin remained steady around the $67,000 mark, largely unaffected by the Supreme Court ruling against President Donald Trump's global tariff policy. Notable Statistics: Coinglass data shows 78,421 ...

Bitcoin price today touched the $60,000 level after a global crypto sell-off. Investors are watching whether BTC USD will ...

Bitcoin extended its decline on Tuesday (Feb 24), putting the token on course for its steepest monthly drop since the ...

Overview: Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $787 million in weekly inflows, with IBIT leading at $503 million.ADA saw $80 million in inflows, while SUI compression bui ...

Bitcoin price plunged to $60,074, its lowest since October 2024, while Ethereum slipped below $1,800 as heavy selling hit ...

Although a 257% increase in price is a lot to ask, a price target of $1 is well within reach. After all, the 52-week high for Cardano is $1.13. As long as new spot Cardano ETFs get approved this year, ...

Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) on Wednesday surged 12%, breaking out of a multi-week descending wedge, while Shiba Inu ...

BTC crash today is part of a wider market move seen across global stocks and digital assets. Bitcoin dropped sharply during Asian trading hours as technology shares fell across major markets. Investor ...