Bitcoin has tumbled to $90,000, its lowest level since November 18. That’s a 4.4% drop, a painful reminder of its December peak at $108,316. Ether tanked 6.6%, and the entire crypto market felt the heat.
Bitcoin (BTC) hovered under $95,000 on Jan. 11 after an eventful day delivered a “bearish overreaction.” Bitcoin, stocks hint at “overreaction” to US jobs data Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView captured volatility up and down during the week’s final Wall Street trading session.
Coinbase shares have surged 130% in the past year due to rising crypto popularity and Donald Trump being back in the Oval Office. Explore more details here.
US stocks closed strong after Trump took office on Monday and seemed to soften his stance on tariffs. Dow and S&P 500 ended at highest since Dec.
It’s been an unstoppable force, fueled by AI mania and promises of tax cuts from President Donald Trump. But Wall Street is suddenly sweating as Treasury yields surge past 5%.
Block Inc. is a strong contender for the S&P 500 as it allocates 10% of its monthly Bitcoin gross income to BTC investments.
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The financial influencer affirmed that Bitcoin SIP investors did not lag behind the S&P 500 or gold, all time safe haven for all investors, in any timeframe.
Block Inc., a financial services and digital payments company, could become the first S&P 500-listed firm with an explicit Bitcoin strategy.
Wall Street paused, with stocks ending little changed. Strong bank earnings keep rolling in and Trump's Treasury pick fields Senate questions.
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S&P 500 1-day chart with put/call ratio data ... Very likely we'll see an upwards trending market starting in the next 10-15 days on Bitcoin and the altcoins.” Some voices saw the need for ...