Despite BTC’s rebound from a brief dip to $60,000, retail investor sentiment remains firmly in the “extreme fear” zone.

BTC is trading sideways around $68K-$71K since Thursday’s flash crash, but losses across major tokens continue.

Traders suggest unusual activity in IBIT may point to Hong Kong–based hedge funds, though no hard evidence has emerged.

While crypto natives lament Bitcoin’s underperformance compared to precious metals, institutional traders are eyeing the digital asset.

Bitcoin plunged under $66,000 while most altcoins cratered.

Network consolidates itself as the main public blockchain infrastructure for real-world assets in the country.

Bitcoin is down 18% in seven days as tech stocks continue to disappoint.

Bitcoin and Ethereum fell as investors weighed delayed economic data, tightening risk appetite, and mixed ETF flows.

Prices rose modestly after a stronger-than-expected U.S. manufacturing report.

Binance plans to convert its $1 billion SAFU fund into BTC within the next month.