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Bitcoin fell below its 200-day average to about $71,180, its lowest since August, as about $475 million in long bets were liquidated and Nvidia's CEO resigned.

Bitcoin bears remain in control as they eye $70,000, but a potential short squeeze through $77,000 could return BTC to $80,000 faster than traders expect.

Ethereum fell about 14% in a week, nearly twice Bitcoin's drop, as Bitfinex tied the gap to altcoin leverage and $983 million in Ethereum ETF outflows.

Stablecoin supply fell $14.2 billion in 30 days, its fastest drop since June 2022, Glassnode said, as Bitcoin held near $73,000 after Tuesday's CPI data.

MARA sold the equivalent of about 40% of its Bitcoin after September and plans more sales, as miners moved more coins while Bitcoin slid toward $73,000.

Bitcoin fell to its lowest since August as October core CPI rose 0.3%, the level at which Fed Governor Waller said a 50 basis point hike should be considered.

Ethereum fell more than three times as far as Bitcoin on Sunday, sending ETH/BTC to its lowest close since July, days after a break above Bitfinex's line.

Bitcoin closed a week below its 50-week moving average for the first time since September, starting a month-long test Galaxy Research set for its call.

Bitcoin risks a slide toward $70,000 as a selloff in AI-exposed stocks erodes support, after its post-election rally above $80,000 faded.

BitMine sold about $20 billion of its own stock to buy 6 million ETH. Now it's nearly done buying, and the stack is worth billions less than it paid.

Hyperliquid's HYPE slid below its price before the Oct. 29 ICE deal, as GLC Research put its HIP-3 stock and index markets at about 4% of 30-day revenue.

Bitcoin held near $75,900 as the Nasdaq 100 rebounded about 2% after a strong US jobs report lifted the odds of a December Fed rate hike to about 80%.

Injective rose about 5% as the first US ETF for INJ began trading on Nasdaq while Bitcoin fell. Solana and XRP fell around their own record ETF debuts.

Bitcoin dipped below $76,000 as a Nasdaq selloff erased its post-election gains, putting it at the top of Glassnode's $73,000-$76,000 support band.

Bitcoin reclaimed $80,000 as US stocks rallied on the Democrats’ election sweep and Binance said it had replaced 98% of the funds lost in its exchange hack.

More than 80 of the top 100 cryptocurrencies rose after the midterms, while the TRUMP token fell about 21% and WLFI hit a record low as Democrats won Congress.

Bitcoin broke above $80,000 as about $300M in short bets were liquidated, and Glassnode data show more shorts stacked above it, clustered near $87,000.

Bitcoin climbed back above $77.5K as futures liquidations flipped from longs to shorts, after forced selling drove it near $76,300 overnight on midterm day.