After holding relatively stable during last week’s global market turmoil, cryptocurrencies have joined the sell-off. Bitcoin, the world’s most popular cryptocurrency dipped below $75,000 Monday morning before seeing a slight rebound. Bitcoin’s prices haven’t been this low since just after President Donald Trump’s Election Day victory last year launched a bull run in crypto prices.
Join Our Telegram channel to stay up to date on breaking news coverage The crypto market hemorrhaged more than $287 billion in value in 24 hours as fears of a 1987-style “Black Monday” stock market crash gripped traders following sweeping trade tariffs introduced by Donald Trump last week. Bitcoin slumped below the key $80K support
Industry players have labeled today, April 7, the crypto black Monday, a sentiment drawing from the bloodbath over the weekend. Over the past two days, over $1 billion in long and short positions were wiped out by the weekend volatility. Crypto Black Monday After Weekend Bloodbath Data on Coinglass shows up to $116.59 million worth
Bitcoin and crypto prices have fallen sharply, catching up with stocks that plunged in the aftermath of Donald Trump’s so-called Liberation Day of global tariffs that could become a “crisis scenario.” Front-run Donald Trump, the White House and Wall Street by subscribing now to Forbes’ CryptoAsset & Blockchain Advisor where you can “uncover blockchain blockbusters
Cryptocurrency prices tumbled as the US stock futures market opened sharply lower on April 6 as the Trump administration doubled down on its global tariff strategy. The Trump administration hit all countries with a 10% tariff starting April 5, with some slapped at higher rates, including China at 34%, the European Union at 20%, and
Researchers discovered that TerraUSD’s collapse was likely caused by a coordinated trading attack. Their new analysis tools could help regulators detect and prevent future market manipulation. The study reveals that a coordinated attack was responsible for the TerraUSD crash. A recent study published in ACM Transactions on the Web by researchers at Queen Mary University
UPDATE: The headline has been updated to reflect Ripple’s clarification the “bad actor” designation was not applied as part of its settlement with the SEC. Ripple has emerged (mostly) victorious from its long-running battle with the Securities and Exchange Commission, but for legal experts, the case’s conclusion feels like a missed opportunity. Since the case
According to new blockchain data, a veteran cryptocurrency investor who purchased Ripple (XRP) during its 2013 initial coin offering has purportedly cashed out of holdings at an eye-watering 21,308% profit. That anonymous trader, now putting money into emerging DeFi projects instead, has picked out one high-potential successor in Mutuum Finance (MUTM). Currently, in its fourth presale phase,
Bitcoin and crypto prices have whipsawed this week as traders panic that Donald Trump’s tariff war could spark a bitcoin price “crisis scenario.” Front-run Donald Trump, the White House and Wall Street by subscribing now to Forbes’ CryptoAsset & Blockchain Advisor where you can “uncover blockchain blockbusters poised for 1,000% plus gains!” The bitcoin price
What’s the hottest meme coin right now that’s not named Doge or Shiba Inu? Crypto investors are buzzing with anticipation as 2025 unfolds into a digital gold rush of meme coins, and the hype isn’t just noise—it’s real. In the past month alone, meme coins like Notcoin, Simon’s Cat, and even Gamestop ($GME) have seen