Large Bitcoin wallets continue to grow even after the market's major correction.
Bitcoin held near $76,800 as altcoins weakened, WLFI slid and traders watched whether the largest cryptocurrency can hold Tom Lee's line in the sand.
Bitcoin's fourth halving is now well in the rearview mirror as fewer than 100,000 blocks remain. The network is entering the final stretch before the next reward cut, expected around April 2028.
Rathnakishore Giri falsely promised guaranteed returns on Bitcoin derivatives trading, using new investor funds to pay earlier participants.
Renowned investor and media personality Kevin O'Leary made a sharp distinction between Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and dollar-denominated stablecoin on Monday, attributing the latter's value to its backing by U.S. Treasuries or T-bills. Why O'Leary Thinks Stablecoin Have Value O'Leary took to X, sharing a clip from his recent appearance on Fox News, in which he described Bitcoin as a “speculative asset,” prone to volatile price swings.
Bitcoin has fallen again below 80,000 dollars, reigniting doubts about the strength of the crypto market rebound. However, several signals continue to fuel bullish expectations around BTC.
Bitcoin volatility intensified as liquidation pressure and defensive positioning continued dominating broader market behavior.
Bitcoin ETFs in the United States recorded their largest single-day outflows since January after investors withdrew $648.6 million from spot Bitcoin funds on Monday.
Fewer than 27,000 BTC now separates Strategy and Blackrock in what has become an unprecedented contest to be the first institution to hold 1 million bitcoin. Two Giants, One Finish Line For much of late 2024 and early 2025, Blackrock's iShares Bitcoin Trust was regarded as the fastest-growing exchange-traded fund (ETF) in U.S. market history.
On May 19, bitcoin rebounded from a low of $76,000 to trade above $77,000 ($77,200 by 3:50 AM EST). However, Bitfinex analysts warn that the drop below $78,000 exposes deep market fragilities. Geopolitical Relief Bitcoin climbed back above $77,000 on the morning of May 19, rebounding from a late‑Monday dip to $76,000.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded their biggest single-day outflows since late January after investors pulled nearly $650 million from the products as Bitcoin slipped below $78,000 amid rising geopolitical and inflation concerns.
Crypto market reversal begins as altcoins recover faster than Bitcoin, but BTC remains flat near $77K amid macro and geopolitical uncertainty.