The World Liberty Financial token nosedived after being listed for spot trading yesterday, with early holders reporting problems accessing their funds.

With its latest all-time high in August, Bitcoin is breaking the usual post-halving pattern and may have peaked early, analysts at CoinGecko say.

Bitcoin is up slightly to trade above $109,000, while altcoins are mostly in the red.

Ethereum and major altcoins dropped as markets reacted to softening consumer spending and steady inflation.

Markets received a boost after the U.S. reported stronger-than-expected Q2 GDP, while crypto consolidated midweek gains.

Solana surges 8%, outperforming most altcoins as ETH and XRP gain 2%.

Although Bitcoin and altcoins plunged amid nearly $1 billion in liquidations, ETH and BTC ETFs posted inflows.

Crypto markets tumbled Monday as a massive liquidation sent shockwaves through the market, briefly pushing BTC below $111,000.

The cryptocurrency, promoted by Argentine President Javier Milei, has jumped 134% over the past week after a U.S. court unfroze funds linked to the token scandal.

Bitcoin, Ether, and other major tokens rise following Jackson Hole remarks signaling a shift toward easing.