Bitcoin (BTC-USD) once again fell below the $70K mark after the cryptocurrency had stabilized over the weekend. The world's oldest digital currency was down 1.80% to $69,071.19 at the time of writing.

Liquidations spiked above $1 billion during the selloff window. Mining economics tightened as hashprice fell to a region around ~$0.03 per TH/day, pressuring margins and raising the probability of ...

Bitcoin crashed below the $70,000 price level on Feb. 5 as the leading cryptocurrency lost roughly 8% in value within the last 24 hours. The price crash is the worst since early November 2024. The ...

Bitcoin was trading on either side of $70,000 on Monday following a roller-coaster ride at the end of last week. The original cryptocurrency was little changed at that level following the wide daily ...

Bitcoin (BTC-USD) fell below $70K amid risk-off sentiment. Crypto-related equities, including HOOD, COIN, MSTR, RIOT, and HUT, are under significant pressure as digital asset markets deteriorate.

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The flagship cryptocurrency continued to crater on Thursday, breaking through several key levels and crashing through $61,000 later in the day. Bitcoin is down by nearly 30% this week alone. This ...

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Bitcoin’s drop below $70,000 is being seen very differently by long-time holders and institutional investors, according to Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley. “I think long-time holders are feeling unsure, ...