Investing.com-- Bitcoin dropped below $67,000 levels in Asian trading on Wednesday as investors awaited key U.S. jobs data later in the day, which could influence the Federal Reserve's interest rate ...

Bitcoin traded near $69,000 on Tuesday after an intraday dip that put $68,500 back in focus. Traders tracked liquidation risk ...

Overview Bitcoin fell 3.17% to $67,539, losing $70K support, although U.S. Bitcoin ETFs saw $616 million in back-to-back inflows, offering some hope to investor ...

Bitcoin price has dropped for four consecutive weeks and is hovering near its lowest level this year. What next for the BTC price?

The current price range, even after the rebound, also provides a challenge for Bitcoin miners. As CoinDesk reports, the ...

The world's top cryptocurrency is stuck in the penalty box.

With a notable 40% decline from its 2025 peak, Bitcoin has fallen to the $75,000-$77,000 level, indicating a wider cooling ...

The recovery comes as institutional investors appear to be treating sub-$70,000 bitcoin as a renewed buying opportunity, even ...

“$BTC pumped to $71,000 yesterday liquidating $130M shorts. Then, $BTC dumps straight back to $68,000 liquidating another $150M longs,” CryptoReviewing, the pseudonymous cofounder of trading community ...

The bitcoin price crashed into the $75,000 range, breaking below key technical support levels as heavy selling pressure swept through the market.

Bitcoin and gold prices jump due to reasons such as Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's win and Coinbase premium index ...

Over the past month, the price of bitcoin has fallen 25%, dragging down with it the rest of the crypto market.