Bitcoin News
Bitcoin, Ether Brace for $17B Options Expiry Amid Fed Meeting, Tech Company Earnings
Traders eye potential volatility as bitcoin hovers near max pain around $114,000 and ether nears $4,000.
Bitcoin Dip Looks Standard Pre-FOMC and $120K Would Open Path to $143K, Analysts Say
After a quick jump toward $116,094 faded, buyers showed up near $112,500 while analysts watched $120,000 as the level that could clear the way toward $143,000.
BOB Unveils Bitcoin Vault Liquidation Engine to Power BTC-Backed Stablecoin Lending
BOB’s new system enables bitcoin holders to borrow stablecoins against their BTC, keeping assets secured on Bitcoin and addressing a major obstacle to Bitcoin DeFi.
Bitcoin Treasury Firm Strive Adds 72 BTC to Treasury After Warrant Exercises
Shares are down 13.5% early Tuesday after doubling the previous two sessions.
Citi Says Crypto’s Correlation With Stocks Tightens as Volatility Returns
The bank noted that bitcoin and ether are once again moving in step with U.S. equities and gold.
Has Bitcoin Peaked This Cycle or Is There More Fuel in the Tank?
Bitcoin faces its defining moment of the cycle—historical patterns point to a peak, but market structure suggest the rally may not be over.
Bitcoin Slips Ahead of Fed Week, DOGE, ETH Lead Losses as Traders Price in 4.25% Rate Cut
Open interest climbing from $25 billion to nearly $30 billion reflects fresh leverage entering the market — a double-edged sword that could amplify upside momentum above $112,000 but heighten liquidation risks below $110,000, an analyst noted.
Preliminary Consensus on U.S.-China Trade Deal May Unlock Bitcoin Upside, Exchange Says
Flows have largely leaned bearish since the Oct. 10 crash.
Bitcoin Lender Ledn Hits $1B in Loan Origination This Year as BTC Credit Market Picks Up
The crypto lender also crossed $100 million in annual recurring revenue, the firm reported.
How October Was the Most Destructive Month in Recent Memory for at Least Some Crypto Traders
What began as a triumphant October for bitcoin quickly devolved into chaos as a $19 billion derivatives wipeout and a 17% price plunge left traders reeling.
