Bitcoin Market Reports

Bitcoin Slides Below $85,000 Amid Rising Yields and Tech Sell-Off

Bitcoin extended its nearly two-month decline, falling more than 6.5% on Monday to settle just above $85,000, following a broader technology sector sell-off and rising bond yields. With the cryptocurrency down roughly 33% since early October's all-time high of $126,210, this slump has also dragged related stocks like MicroStrategy, whose shares plunged over 10%.

Michael Saylor’s Shift Marks Potential Turning Point for Bitcoin and Treasury Stocks

Michael Saylor’s uncharacteristic break in his Sunday pattern of signaling imminent Bitcoin purchases has sparked speculation about a major announcement, coinciding with a turbulent period for Bitcoin digital asset treasury companies. While Bitcoin’s price holds near $91,300, concerns over treasury stock valuations and market weakness add complexity to near-term outlooks.

BlackRock Sheds $113 Million in Bitcoin ETF Amid Market’s $1.16 Trillion Wealth Drop

Bitcoin has endured a severe correction, losing 36 percent of its value from the October peak to a low of $80,660, contributing to a $1.16 trillion erosion in cryptocurrency wealth. Against this backdrop, BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF suffered $113.7 million in outflows last week, reflecting investor caution despite optimistic price forecasts.

Bitcoin Surges 8.3% in a Week Amid Whale Inflows and Market Rotation Speculation

Bitcoin rallied 8.3% over the past week, climbing above $92,000 from near $81,000, a move supported by $7.5 billion whale inflows to Binance and renewed investor interest in crypto as US stocks show cautious gains. Despite concerns from CalPERS' recent Bitcoin investment losses, miners like Bitfarms and CleanSpark are enjoying double-digit stock gains, signaling bullish momentum in the sector.

Bitcoin Climbs Back Above $90,000, Defying Recent Selloff and Historical Thanksgiving Trends

After a sharp decline from its October record high of $126,080 to nearly $81,000, Bitcoin has surged past the critical $90,000 level, breaking the customary Thanksgiving selloff pattern. Despite a tough 2025 year-to-date performance, with BTC down 7% for the year, technical indicators suggest the cryptocurrency is at historically oversold levels, signaling potential for renewed strength.

Bitcoin Surges Past $90,000 After $100 Billion Inflow

In a remarkable turn of events, Bitcoin has surged past the $90,000 threshold following an extraordinary $100 billion inflow into the market. After facing significant declines earlier this month, this rebound marks a critical recovery for the leading cryptocurrency.