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Bitcoin stabilizes after overnight crypto rout, bouncing to $66,000
Bitcoin fell to $64,270 shortly after midnight UTC before rebounding to $66,300, as thin liquidity amplified moves tied to U.S. tariff plans and geopolitical tensions.

Bitcoin balances on Binance hit highest since November 2024: here's what it means
Users' bitcoin holdings in wallets linked to Binance have climbed to highest since late 2024.

Ethereum's cofounder Vitalik Buterin sells more ether while prices continues to slide
The latest sales are part of a broader plan announced in late January to fund ecosystem development and other initiative.

AI bot's tipping blunder hands $450,000 memecoin pile to X sad story poster
AI trading bot "Lobstar Wilde" accidentally sent a large coin stash to an X user in need of 4 SOL for medical treatment.

$61 million bitcoin whale liquidated on HTX as sentiment back at 'extreme fear'
The position was the largest single forced closure in 24 hours as bitcoin shed weekend gains and the fear index returned to historic lows.

Bitcoin ETFs bleed $3.8 billion in historic five-week outflow streak
Outflows underscore persistent institutional wariness toward bitcoin after the early October crash.

Zora moves onto Solana with 'attention markets' for trading internet trends
The creator platform’s new product lets users trade tokens linked to social-media traction, a Polymarket-style bet on vibes rather than events.

Bitcoin losing $70,000 is a warning sign for further downside
Crypto majors soften while Asian equities rebound modestly, with traders continuing to weigh quantum fears, ETF flows and a possible shift in bitcoin’s broader trend.

Peter Thiel's Founders Fund dumps every ETHZilla share
Peter Thiel's Founders Fund held zero shares in ether treasury firm ETHZillan at the end of 2025, per SEC filings.

Bitcoin ETFs hold billions despite price crash, but resilience masks harsh reality
Bitcoin spot ETFs in the United States still hold about $85 billion in assets, despite the BTC price crash.

