Standard Chartered's Geoff Kendrick says Ethereum is mispriced and poised for a 41% rally by year-end.
Bitcoin enters a critical demand zone as fear, liquidations, and whale selling intensify.
On-chain data shows the latest crash in the Bitcoin price has come alongside a spike in transaction activity from the whale-sized addresses. Bitcoin Whale Transaction Count Has Just Witnessed A Spike According to data from on-chain analytics firm Santiment, the Bitcoin Whale Transaction Count has observed a surge recently.
El Salvador is buying the dip again as bitcoin slides as low as $65,700, with the Central American nation's strategic reserve now holding roughly 7,600 BTC worth more than $510 million.
Bitcoin price is testing the key $65,000 support zone after Iran's retaliatory strikes against the U.S. spooked investors, with charts suggesting a deeper slide toward $60,000 if bears remain in control. According to data from crypto.news, Bitcoin (BTC) fell 4.
Bitcoin continues its descent toward $67,000 as capital exits the cryptocurrency sector in favor of artificial intelligence equities, prompting warnings from leading research organizations about potential further declines.
Digital currency markets experienced significant pressure on Wednesday while traditional equity indices soared to unprecedented levels, highlighting an uncommon divergence between these asset categories.
Economist and longtime gold advocate Peter Schiff says bitcoin is heading below $20,000, renewing his bearish call as the cryptocurrency slips under $66,000. A Familiar Bear Returns to the Spotlight Peter Schiff, the economist and gold proponent who has spent more than a decade warning against bitcoin, said that the cryptocurrency will crash below $20,000.
The flagship cryptocurrency experienced a dramatic downturn on Wednesday, plummeting to price levels unseen for more than eight weeks. Bitcoin declined by as much as 6% during the session, touching $65,485—a threshold last breached in the final days of March 2026.
Bitcoin under $70k; Strategy Inc sells 32 BTC; corporates hold ~1.15M BTC per Bitwise. FT flags ‘digital credit' stress.
Bitcoin fell under $66,000 on June 3, albeit briefly, as record exchange-traded fund outflows and a rare sale by Strategy deepened a selloff that has wiped out billions in leveraged positions.
Markets now imply a 66% chance bitcoin falls below $55,000 and a coin-flip chance of sub-$50,000 prices before year-end.