Bitcoin ETFs barely flinch as BTC slides 40%, Bloombergβs Eric Balchunas says
Bitcoin is down more than 40% from its October highs, but investors in spot Bitcoin ETFs have pulled 6.6% of assets.
Bitcoin is down more than 40% from its October highs, but investors in spot Bitcoin ETFs have pulled 6.6% of assets.
The companies plan to expand global access to tokenized gold and allow the buying of bullion with Tether's stablecoins.
The price of bitcoin fell from about $120,000 to $89,000 during the final three months of 2025.
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Treasury Secretary Bessent said market participants who don't want strong regulation should "move to El Salvador."
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Ahead of the fourth-quarter earnings report tonight, shares are down another 13% as bitcoin falls back to $68,000.
Larger rival Sberbank beat Sovcombank to the punch, but it's still running as a pilot program.
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Bitfinex margin longs surge to a two-year high as bitcoin falls below $69k.
Sui (SUI) joined Ripple (XRP) as an underperformer, falling 9.5% since Wednesday.
"This drawdown feels horrible not because of the magnitude, but because itβs unfair," said longtime bitcoin maxi Samson ...… See More
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