Markets
What Traders Are Saying About Bitcoin's Biggest Monthly Loss in 11 Years
Poor macroeconomic sentiment, fears of inflation and systemic risks from the crypto market pushed the cryptocurrency below 2017’s highs.
Market Wrap: Bitcoin Suffers Its Worst Month Since 2011
The largest cryptocurrency by market cap dropped over 37% in June.
Bitcoin termina un junio fatídico con su caída más grande de los últimos 11 años
Los mercados cripto experimentaron grandes pérdidas, con los inversores cada vez más preocupados por la alta inflación y los aumentos de las tasas de la Fed. Algunos analistas dicen que el precio de bitcoin podría bajar aún más.
Brutal Month for Bitcoin as June Ends With Biggest Drop in 11 Years
Crypto markets saw heavy losses with investors increasingly worried about high inflation and Federal Reserve rate increases. Some analysts say the bitcoin price could go even lower.
How to Avoid Crypto Bear Market Mistakes and Be Ready for the Next Bull Run
CoinDesk surveyed some survivors of the last bear market for advice on what to do – and not to do – during crypto downturns.
First Mover Americas: It’s Ugly in Crypto With $200M of Margin Calls, Founders Selling Homes and Comparisons to 2008
The latest moves in crypto markets in context for July 1, 2022.
Bank of America Customers’ Crypto Activity Slowed as Market Slid
Almost 70% of the U.S. population hasn't invested in or isn't interested in investing in cryptocurrencies, the bank said.
Bitcoin, Ether Futures Rack up Nearly $200M in Liquidations on Short Squeeze
Price volatility arose as signs of looming recessions were renewed among investors, one analyst said.
Do Rate Hikes Matter? Bitcoin Traders Learn How Fed Moves Markets in Twitter Era
The Federal Reserve has become a big believer in forward guidance over the years, starting with Ben Bernanke. But the central bank under Jerome Powell has taken transparency to a new level.
Market Wrap: Bitcoin Heads for Record Half-Year Loss of 59%
BTC slipped below $19K for the fifth straight daily price decline. Stocks headed for their worst first half since the 1970s as a consumer spending slowdown stokes fresh recession concerns.
