#bitcoin

Bitcoin's crash triggers surge in protective put options. $75,000 puts now match $100,000 calls in popularity, marking dramatic shift in market sentiment.

Speculative capital is fleeing Bitcoin for sports betting and zero-day options as society shifts toward immediate rewards. Why patience is becoming a liability in modern markets.

Bitcoin plunged over 10% to eight-month lows as $111 billion vanished from crypto markets. Early holders cash out while fresh capital dries up, signaling a fundamental shift in market dynamics.

Bitcoin has dropped to its lowest point since the 2025 tariff announcement, raising questions about cryptocurrency's role as a safe haven asset amid policy uncertainty.

Severe US winter storms trigger 12% hashrate drop and $17M daily revenue crash. Mining profitability hits lowest since November as industry faces survival crisis.

Bitcoin breaks key support at $83,400 as long-term holders sell at fastest pace since August. Market fear hits extreme levels while analysts debate whether this signals a bottom or deeper decline ahead.

Bitcoin's drop to $84,200 triggers 2026's highest fear sentiment on social media. Analytics firm Santiment sees signs of capitulation, but is a swift rebound guaranteed?

OKX founder blames Binance's USDe marketing for Bitcoin's October 10 flash crash, sparking fresh debate over what really caused the massive liquidation cascade.

Bitcoin plunged from nearly $91,000 to $81,000 in just two days as the US dollar strengthened following Fed decisions and Kevin Warsh nomination rumors. Understanding the macro forces behind crypto volatility.

Silver plunged 35% in a single day while gold dropped 12% from record highs, marking the most violent precious metals selloff since 1980. Bitcoin holds steady at $83,000 as risk capital flows shift.

As Bitcoin crashed toward $81,000, Binance switched its protection fund from stablecoins to BTC while industry leaders coordinated market defense moves. Will it work?

Bitcoin crashed below $83,000 as crypto markets faced $1.8 billion in liquidations amid dollar strength and Fed chair speculation. Here's what drove the massive sell-off.