
Bitcoin Slides Below $67,000 as Derivatives Deleveraging and ETF Outflows Deepen Split from Stocks
Bitcoin slipped below $67,000 and changed hands around $66,800, as forced liquidations and institutional redemptions

Bitcoin slipped below $67,000 and changed hands around $66,800, as forced liquidations and institutional redemptions

On-chain analytics indicate that more than 40,000 BTC flowed out of the largest whale wallets during

Bitfarms stock jumped after the company stepped away from its long-running “bitcoin company” positioning and

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw roughly $434 million in net outflows as BTC briefly traded

Foundry USA cut roughly 60% of its mining output from last Friday through Sunday, January

Changpeng Zhao has publicly ruled out a return to an operational role at Binance and

Lemon said that users can pledge as little as 0.01 BTC, valued at just over

David Duong, Coinbase’s Global Head of Investment Research, argued that quantum computing is a bigger

Bitwise Asset Management argues that Bitcoin returns can stay strong yet become more predictable over

VanEck argues that miner capitulation—signaled by a 4% decline in Bitcoin’s hashrate by December 15,