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As Bitcoin crashes 40% from peaks, Hong Kong officials push ahead with stablecoin licenses and crypto hub ambitions despite Beijing's tightening grip on digital assets.
Feb 5 bitcoin crash generated $3.2 billion in realized losses, surpassing 2022's Luna collapse. What this historic capitulation reveals about market psychology and bottoming signals.
Bitcoin tumbles below $66,000 after Friday's 20% rally fades. Korean investors flee to record-high Kospi while crypto trading volumes plunge 65%. Robinhood down 12.5% on weak crypto revenue.
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[email protected]Bitcoin falls for third straight day to $66,868 as Fear & Greed Index hits extreme fear, yet spot ETFs see steady inflows of $166.5M. Industry giants call it a buying opportunity.
SkyBridge Capital's Anthony Scaramucci continues buying bitcoin through the crash, from $84,000 to $60,000. Is his contrarian strategy paying off, and what does it mean for retail investors?
Despite Trump's crypto-friendly policies and personal investments, the market lost $2 trillion. Presidential support can't overcome inherent volatility.
Wintermute argues that AI investment frenzy is absorbing capital at crypto's expense. Bitcoin struggles near $69K as institutional flows favor artificial intelligence over digital assets.
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[email protected]Grayscale's analysis reveals Bitcoin behaves more like growth stocks than safe-haven gold, challenging the digital gold narrative. What this means for crypto investors.
US bitcoin ETFs recorded consecutive inflows for first time since January, totaling $616M. Despite 40% price drop, ETF holdings only fell 7%. What does this divergence mean?
The Coinbase Premium Index rebounds as U.S. investors step in to buy the dip, but thin volumes suggest selective buying rather than broad conviction.
Bitcoin's rebound from the $60K crash has stalled at $71,000, revealing thin liquidity and fading retail interest that could signal more downside ahead.
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[email protected]Bitcoin recovered 3% to $70,800 after touching $68,000, while Bernstein maintains $150,000 target. However, largest mining difficulty drop since 2021 suggests underlying weakness.