Bitcoin fell back to $66,700 as traditional markets opened to their first chance to price the weekend's military escalation, with oil surging to $77 and Asian equities dropping 1.4%.

Traders lean into supply compression stories in altcoins as Hyperliquid ramps up token burns and Jupiter freezes new emissions, even as bitcoin churns between $60,000 and $69,000 with muted flow.

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It’s been nearly a year since President Donald Trump signed an executive order establishing a “strategic Bitcoin reserve” and vowed that the government would never sell the cryptocurrency on his watch ...

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Strategy recently acquired 1,142 more bitcoin for $90 million. The price of the cryptocurrency was recently around $69,000. The broad sell-off in tech and metals last week does not bode well for risk ...

Bitcoin was mounting a tentative recovery. A slowdown in price declines extended the weekend rebound, following a sharp fall that plunged the cryptocurrency to near $60,000.

The value of popular cryptocurrency bitcoin crashed this week. It has fallen more than 22 percent over the past month, according to Coindesk, translating to major losses for investors. It marks a ...

Mainstream cryptocurrency Bitcoin is being eviscerated this week. The token tanked to a historic low, coming eerily close to as little as $60,000 on Thursday evening. That’s well under 50 percent down ...

WASHINGTON, DC - SEPTEMBER 16: Michael J. Saylo attends BTC, ETH and WLD are Friends on September 16, 2025 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images for Eightco Holdings (NASDAQ: ORBS) ...

Bitcoin has fallen roughly 19% in the past week to a low of $60,000. Futures open interest has dropped to $49 billion from $61 billion in just one week. The selloff has been driven by deleveraging ...