Crypto crashes hours after GOAT Hayes fears Bitcoin could drop below $50,000 this weekend
BitMEX founder Arthur Hayes predicts Bitcoin to drop below $50,000 this weekend despite his long-term optimism.
BitMEX founder Arthur Hayes predicts Bitcoin to drop below $50,000 this weekend despite his long-term optimism.
Trump's new crypto project, World Liberty Financial, has been hit by another hack, this time via social media accounts of family members.
AI tokens like Render and FET fell due to Nvidia’s price drop. Scottie Pippen predicted a Bitcoin price of $84,000 in November.
Bitcoin plummets on global economic concerns. Scammers trick Trump supporters with fake crypto airdrop on Telegram.
Older US Bitcoin ETF investors are becoming the largest group of Bitcoin owners, but are increasingly falling victim to scams, such as Marilyn LoCascio.
In August, Ethereum’s price dropped 20%. Vitalik Buterin sold $10 million in Ether, raising questions about potential crashes.
Crypto investors are expecting a rate cut by the Federal Reserve on September 18, which could trigger a Bitcoin rally to $74,000.
Crypto enthusiasts back Trump, who is seen as 'crypto president'. Expectations of Harris victory weigh on Bitcoin price, analysts are bearish.
This summer, well-known crypto enthusiasts such as Pavel Durov, Elon Musk and Kim Dotcom faced legal trouble, which had significant consequences.
Goldman Sachs is now investing heavily in Bitcoin ETFs, despite previously being skeptical. This shows the changing attitude towards crypto.
Satoshi Nakamoto is currently the largest Bitcoin hodler with 1.1 million Bitcoins, but Boomers will overtake him next year via Bitcoin ETFs.
Last week's stock market crash was caused by the 'Yen Carry Trade' following an unexpected interest rate hike by the Japanese central bank.
A sell-off in Asian stock markets triggered Bitcoin's first 'death cross' of 2024, potentially prompting institutional investors to exercise caution.
Trump memecoins DJT and RTR crash after scams. Vigilance is needed when buying as these 'pump and dump' practices increase.
Bitcoin is recovering rapidly after the 'Black Monday' crash, which saw whales buying in. The price remains volatile, depending on interest rate decisions.
Strong jobs data and Asian demand pushed Bitcoin to $60,700, with a returning 4% 'Kimchi Premium' in South Korea.
Bitcoin stabilized on comments from Shinichi Uchida, while XRP rose after a mild penalty. DJT token crashed on alleged 'rug pull'.
After a heavy market fall on Monday, fear reigns among investors. Bitcoin remains profitable, but panic meters show great fear. Buffett acts strategically.
Bitcoin and Ether crashed along with the Japanese and South Korean stock indices on Monday morning.
Bitcoin daalde onder $50,000 door zorgen over oorlog en economische moeilijkheden. AI chatbots voorspellen verdere dalingen, met steunlijnen rond $50,000 en $52,000.