Bitcoin price has fallen nearly 30% from its early October peak near $126,000, trading in the $92,000–$95,000 range as investors weigh Fed uncertainty and missing economic data.

Bitcoin prices were below $94,000 on Monday, while questions mount about whether the market has already hit its cycle high.

Bitcoin rebounded to near $94,000 after an overnight dip below $90,000, its lowest since April 22. Despite this bounce, ...

El Salvador, an early adopter of bitcoin (BTC-USD), which is trading at its lowest level in months, acquired about 1,098 ...

Bitcoin price plunged to the $102,000s on Tuesday after briefly topping $107,000, retreating despite initial gains from ...

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The $92,000 zone for Bitcoin has proven key in the past, and the hammer candle could mark a short-term low, especially if Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) impresses. Hammer candle prints at ...

More than $1 trillion has been wiped from the crypto market. Analysts warn more losses could follow, though events in the US ...

Falling revenue and record difficulty could tighten the squeeze on bitcoin miners, though many are more driven by their AI ...

Strategy’s Michael Saylor says that Bitcoin is “a lot less” volatile even after the crash that erased the crypto’s 2025 gains ...