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TL;DR: Apyx’s apxUSD briefly slipped to $0.93 as Bitcoin fell below $63,000, but the protocol said the move reflected expected design behavior. The stablecoin is backed
TL;DR: Bitcoin fell to just over $61,000, failed to hold a $64,000 rebound, and traded below $63,000 after losing $70,000 and $66,000 support. More than $1.6
TL;DR: Michael Saylor posted “₿ack to Work” after Bitcoin’s slide from about $74,000 to $66,000 triggered heavy leverage liquidations. Daily crypto liquidations topped $1.68 billion across
TL;DR Bitcoin miners generated $1.086 billion in revenue during May, recording their first billion-dollar month since January despite operating under post-halving conditions. Most mining revenue continued
TL;DR: Bitcoin fell to about $65,300 before rebounding toward $67,000, after losing $80,000, failing at $74,000 and breaking below $70,000. Crypto liquidations reached $1.8 billion in
TL;DR: Altcoins gained $4 billion in total market capitalization on June 2 even as Bitcoin fell below $68,000 after losing nearly 6% on the day. Analyst
TL;DR Bitcoin is facing renewed selling pressure after a bearish technical breakdown, prompting warnings of a potential 20%–25% correction. While short-term sentiment remains cautious, many investors
TL;DR: Bitcoin fell below $70,000 and traded around $69,300, while futures open interest climbed to roughly 773,000 BTC, one of the highest readings on record. Funding
TL;DR: Mt. Gox moved 10,306 BTC, worth about $730.8 million, from cold wallets to an unmarked address early Tuesday. Arkham marked the larger transfer as unspent,
TL;DR: Bitcoin dropped below $70,000 toward the $69,000 area, reaching its lowest level since early April after seven of eight four-hour candles closed red. BTC dominance
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