Bitcoin

Bitcoin stabilises above $70,000 on Monday, 9 February, after sharp volatility. Markets assess ETF inflows, leverage reduction and key technical levels as traders evaluate a possible move to $81,000.

Bitcoin passes stress test as markets assess chances of a move towards $81,000 this week

Bitcoin’s early-2026 sell-off reflects tightening liquidity, a stronger dollar and rising macro risk. What the downturn means for UK investors, long-term holders and short-term traders.

Why is Bitcoin falling in 2026 as tightening liquidity forces a repricing of crypto risk

XAGUSDT links silver to crypto markets on Binance. We explain how USDT settlement, perpetual futures and 24/7 trading are changing how one of the world’s oldest assets is priced in 2026.

How XAGUSDT is turning silver into a Bitcoin-style trading asset on Binance in 2026

Bitcoin is in the risk zone: Falling below $95.8K puts over 25% of supply at a loss. Weak demand in ETFs and futures markets persists.

Bitcoin in the Risk Zone: Fall Below $95.8K Leads to Losses for 25% of Supply

In the Bitcoin derivatives market, the $90,000 "Max Pain" price dictates terms. Traders are adjusting hedging strategies for large gains.

Bitcoin Traders Target $90k for Six-Figure Gains

Bitcoin is at $91K. Polymarket gives only a 55% chance of hitting $100K in 2025. Caution stems from inflation, technical resistance, and regulatory uncertainty.

Bitcoin in 2025: Is $100K Reality or Overly Optimistic

Bitcoin clawed back steep weekly losses, reclaiming the $84,000 mark despite high liquidations and a market gripped by continuing "extreme fear."

Bitcoin Reclaims $84,000 Level Despite Lingering 'Extreme Fear' in Market

Bitcoin's realized losses among short-term holders have matched levels seen during the FTX crash in 2022, signaling heavy selling pressure and potential market capitulation.

Bitcoin Realized Losses Hit FTX Crash Levels: Is Capitulation Underway

Bitcoin dropped below $90,000 (a 7-month low), losing 26% from its October peak and contributing to a $1.2 trillion market wipe. It has since rebounded to $93,532.

Bitcoin Slips Below $90,000 Mark: Crypto Market Wipes Out $1.2 Trillion

Zhimin Qian, the 47-year-old "Cryptoqueen," received 11 years in a UK court for a $6.6B Bitcoin Ponzi scheme that defrauded 128,000 people. $6.6B Bitcoin seized.

Chinese ‘Cryptoqueen’ Gets Over 11 Years in UK Prison for $6.6 Billion Bitcoin Ponzi Scheme

US shutdown curbs the Bitcoin rally: Political turmoil causes delayed economic data, sinking risk appetite, and liquidity constraints, hindering the crypto market boom.

Bitcoin Rally Politically Sidelined by US Government Shutdown

Bitcoin nears $102K, risking the cycle's fourth "death cross" (50-day MA under 200-day). Bulls must hold $108K–$110K support to prevent a bearish shift.

Bitcoin risks fourth 'death cross' if price drops below critical $102K level