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Bitcoin crashes to $67K erasing gains since 2021 as liquidations top $1.4B

Bitcoin falls to $67K as $1.4B in liquidations, $800M in BTC ETF outflows, and crypto stock losses hit markets. The post Bitcoin crashes to $67K erasi...

Musk’s SpaceX plans Starlink phone and direct-to-device internet as IPO nears: Reuters

SpaceX's expansion into direct-to-device internet and new tech markets could significantly boost its valuation ahead of a potential IPO. The post Musk...

Istanbul Blockchain Week returns in June 2026 amid surging crypto adoption in Türkiye

Istanbul, Türkiye – February, 2026 – Istanbul Blockchain Week, organized by Web3 marketing agency EAK Digital is set to return for its fifth edition o...

Bitcoin (BTC) Prints 2,618% Liquidation Imbalance in Brutal Four-Hour Death Spiral: Crypto Apocalypse?

Bitcoin buyers suffer a brutal four-hour liquidation skew of 2,618% this Thursday, with $118.63 million in longs wiped out as the crypto market enters...

Bitcoin sinks to 2021 levels as selloff deepens below $70,000

Bitcoin has fallen below $70,000, hitting levels last seen in 2021 as heavy selling, and weakening on-chain metrics deepen the market downturn.

Bitcoin Crashes Below $67K, Erasing All Gains Since Trump's Election Win

Bitcoin has fallen more than 9% on the day, cratering to a price not seen since before President Trump's 2024 election win.

UK Teens Jailed After $4.3M Wrench Attack Robbery Caught on Police Video

Police video shows Sheffield teens posing as delivery drivers to steal $4.3 million in crypto at knife point from a London flat owner.

XRP plunges 16% in worst drop among bitcoin, ether and major tokens

Bitcoin’s $70,000 Line Breaks—and the Crypto Debate Erupts

The price of bitcoin has slipped beneath the $70,000 threshold and, over the past 30 days, has given up 26% against the U.S. dollar. This retreat has ...

Polymarket Partners with Circle to Integrate Native USDC

The move comes as crypto prediction markets continue to rise in popularity, seeing record volumes.