While Wall Street wobbles under the weight of profit-taking on artificial intelligence giants, the crypto market refuses to give in to panic. This unexpected resistance fuels a change in perception among investors, who see a dynamic distinct from that of tech stocks emerging.
Apple faces a federal lawsuit from three users who allege a fake Sparrow Wallet app drained $1.835 million in Bitcoin during 2025.
Bitcoin experienced a sharp 2.7% decline to approximately $63,200 on Tuesday as Asian equity markets suffered significant losses and artificial intelligence investment concerns shook technology stocks.
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has begun buying back its STRC preferred stock as the Bitcoin treasury company shifts more capital toward supporting its financing structure.
Bitcoin fell near $63,490 as Asian stocks slid, ETF flows weakened and traders prepared for the Fed, GDP and core PCE data.
Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF flows paint a picture of measured institutional positioning today.
It's a risk-off day. Still, bitcoin is holding better than Nasdaq and Asian equity markets.
Three users allege a fake Sparrow Wallet app on Apple's App Store drained their Bitcoin holdings, with losses totaling more than $1.8 million.
Semiconductor stocks fell across Asia after concerns over China's growing chipmaking capabilities. Bitcoin and the broader crypto market edged lower.
A few days before the monthly close, bitcoin sends a signal that worries the market. For the third time in a few hours, the leading crypto failed below the $65,500 resistance, triggering a wave of liquidations estimated at $75 million.
Withdrawal activity may have risen, but wallet movements don't always mean selling.
Bitcoin fell back under $64,000 on July 28 as roughly $100 million in leveraged positions were wiped out across the crypto market inside 60 minutes, marking the third time this week traders have been flushed out around that level.