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TL;DR: Bitcoin’s price dropped to an intraday low of $57,735 before rebounding back above the $60,000 mark on July 1, 2026. The aggregate cryptocurrency market capitalization
TL;DR Talos said Bitcoin and Ether long liquidations totaled $8.35B in Q2, leaving crypto with less leverage but thinner liquidity entering Q3. Bitcoin open interest fell
TL;DR Bitcoin entered July below $60,000 after losing about 20% in June, briefly slipping to $58,000 before trading near $58,900. BTC failed to reclaim $60,000 on
TL;DR: Riot Platforms transferred 500 BTC valued at $39 million to custody firm NYDIG on June 30, 2026. The company sold 3,778 Bitcoin worth $289.5 million
TL;DR: Bitcoin’s price fell to $58,017 on June 30, 2026, setting its monthly performance at a loss of over 20%. The aggregate market capitalization of the
TL;DR IBIT concentrated most of the pressure in June, absorbing around $3.3Bn, which equals roughly 77% of total US Bitcoin ETF outflows of $4.3Bn. The largest
TL;DR Empery Digital commits $65M for a 25% stake in a Midwest AI data center project targeting up to 300 MW capacity. The firm continues reducing
TL;DR Bitcoin briefly climbed above $60,600 but slipped back toward $59,400, with the intraday low just below $59,000. U.S.-Iran diplomacy headlines lifted equities, yet Bitcoin failed
TL;DR: Strategy authorized a Bitcoin monetization program of up to $3.25 billion earmarked for USD cash reserves and corporate stock buybacks. Financial commentator Peter Schiff calculated
TL;DR: Bitcoin trades at $59,800, down more than 50% from its all-time high set in October. The market anticipates further downward pressure. Derivatives data shows over