Bitcoin plunged 5% to $65,000 after yesterday's $300 million in GBTC outflows.

Crypto markets bounce back from last week’s rout, with Bitcoin and Ether reclaiming $70,000 and $3,600, respectively.

Solana, Aptos and Fantom are up more than 20% in the past week despite a broader market pullback.

Bitcoin ETFs, Microstrategy, and Trump are driving today’s rally.

Ether briefly topped $4,000 for the first time since December 2021.

The asset is up 4.3% today, meanwhile Ethereum tops $4,000.

BTC hitting all time highs, normie friends pestering you about random coins, and Coinbase entering the Top 100 downloaded apps has got many of us wondering when the markets will top out, experience a pullback, or enter a correction.

Stablecoin borrowing rates have climbed to double digits on major lending protocols, with outstanding loans growing 20% to $8 billion in 2024.

BTC’s record price-high follows the impressive performance of spot Bitcoin ETFs and comes just weeks before its fourth halving event.

With BTC trading within 3% of its 2021 record, the network's market capitalization has surpassed the milestone due to the increase in circulating supply over the past two years.