Crypto Markets Face Nearly $942 Million Liquidations Amid Rising Geopolitical Risks
Worsening geopolitical tensions and rising oil prices spurred a wave of crypto liquidations totaling nearly $942 million as traders moved toward defensive positions.
Worsening geopolitical tensions and rising oil prices spurred a wave of crypto liquidations totaling nearly $942 million as traders moved toward defensive positions.
Despite a massive sell-off liquidating nearly $954 million in crypto positions, ZCash has broken out of its recent range, signaling renewed bullish momentum for the privacy-focused token.
StablR’s euro and dollar stablecoins depegged after an attacker exploited a weak multisignature private key, draining $2.8 million amid ongoing crypto security breaches.
Nearly 70% of worldwide crypto wrench attacks occur in France, driven by data leaks exposing holders’ identities and sparking a surge in violent theft attempts.
Bitcoin's price slipped below a crucial support zone near $75,000, raising the possibility of a drop to $60,000 amid mixed signals from futures and long-term holders.
The FDIC has introduced new regulations requiring stablecoin issuers it supervises to comply with comprehensive anti-money laundering and sanctions standards similar to traditional banks.
On Bitcoin Pizza Day, select altcoins outperformed while Bitcoin faced volatility, highlighting shifting investor interest and market capital rotation away from BTC.
An obscure but historically reliable on-chain metric suggests Bitcoin’s price could hit its cycle bottom by mid-to-late July, about two months away.
MicroStrategy’s heavy Bitcoin investment draws fresh scrutiny as market downturn fuels debate over its risk strategy and the sustainability of its returns.
Grayscale submitted its third SEC amendment for a spot Hyperliquid ETF, confirming the GHYP ticker and signaling an imminent market debut alongside rising token accumulation.
Bitcoin’s rebound lost momentum as institutional participation waned, with declining spot demand and ETF outflows raising doubts about sustainable price growth.
The SEC has authorized Nasdaq to list European-style cash-settled Bitcoin index options on the Philadelphia Stock Exchange, pending CFTC approval.