Bitcoin (BTC-USD) crashed over 13% on Thursday, sinking below $64,000 to touch its lowest levels since October 2024 as a steep sell-off accelerated. The token is down nearly 50% from last year's all-time high, erasing all of the gains made during President Trump's second term. Investors had been optimistic that the administration's crypto-friendly policies would lift digital asset prices. Despite the intense selling, some bitcoin strategists say the token may not have reached a bottom yet. "Bitcoin re ...

Bitcoin Falls To 15-Month Low, Stifel Warns Of Drop To $38,000. Clarity Talks Hit Snag. | Investor's Business DailySPECIAL REPORT: [Find The Online Broker That Best Fits Your Needs]---The cryptocurrency sell-off took another leg down Thursday as the price of bitcoin undercut $70,000 to trade at 15-month lows. Safe haven rallies into gold and silver prices also continued to unwind, while the U.S. dollar firmed. Stifel in a Wednesday note warned that bitcoin's pain may just be getting started. Meanwhile, the ...

Crypto markets are approaching important inflection points after weeks of declines, according to Wall Street bank Citi (C). Bitcoin (BTC) fell to around $73,000 before stabilizing, extending a drawdown that has pushed prices below the bank's estimated average U.S. spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) entry price of $81,600. The largest cryptocurrency was trading around $76,100 at publication time. The report noted that ETF inflows, a major source of new demand, have slowed materially, while futures m ...

Bitcoin reportedly pushed US spot ETF holders into $7 billion in paper losses after sliding below $80,000. Bitcoin USD briefly traded near $74,600 before bouncing toward $77,000, shaking investors who bought near the top. This drop occurred during a broader risk-off move, when stocks and crypto sold off together. The pressure matters because ETFs now hold a large slice of Bitcoin supply. When these funds see red, their selling rules can turn a normal dip into a deeper slide. That’s why analysts warn Bit ...

Bitcoin's (BTC) price crash has left investors in the token's spot exchange-traded funds (ETF) holding losses of 15% on average, setting the stage for potential panic selling if the crypto market doesn't stabilize. Since their U.S. debut two years ago, the investors have paid an average of roughly $90,200 per BTC, according to estimates by Bianco Research and 10x Research. With the largest cryptocurrency now trading around $76,800, that leaves them with a paper loss of about $13,400 per BTC. Being under ...

Key Takeaways What can shake bitcoin out of its rut? That's the question on crypto traders' minds these days. The price of the world's largest cryptocurrency has fallen year-to-date, deflating early January hopes of a turnaround. Bitcoin broke below the $85,000 level this week and appears headed toward lows not seen since April; even signs of good news aren't helping, with the coin recently trading at around $83,000. Neither billions of dollars of purchases by a Bitcoin whale, nor recent developments with a ...

XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) ETF outflows totaling $53 million on January 20, 2026, marked the largest single-day redemption since these products launched in November 2025. The selloff came as part of a broader $1.73 billion weekly exodus from crypto investment products, raising fresh questions about Standard Chartered's $8 XRP price target for 2026. XRP ETFs Face Their Biggest Test On the surface, these XRP ETF outflows weaken the case for steady institutional demand. But the bigger picture is mixed: XRP ETFs have st ...

U.S.-listed spot bitcoin and ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs) suffered heavy redemptions on Thursday, with nearly $1 billion yanked in single session as crypto prices slid sharply and risk appetite evaporated. According to SoSoValue data, investors withdrew $817.9 million from U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs on Jan. 29, the largest daily outflow since Nov. 20. Ether ETFs also saw sustained selling, losing $155.6 million on the day. (SoSoValue) The outflows coincided with a sharp drop in crypto prices. Bitcoin ...

U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds saw over $1 billion in outflow in a single trading day on January 21, as investors moved out of the two largest cryptocurrencies during a broader market downturn. Meanwhile, smaller altcoin-linked products linked to Solana and XRP experienced net inflows, which points to an apparent institutional positioning difference during the most recent volatility. Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recorded more than $1 billion in withdrawals, despite both asset c ...

Investors pulled nearly $1 billion from exchange-traded funds tracking the spot price of Bitcoin and Ethereum on Wednesday, seeking refuge from cryptocurrency exposure as U.S. President Donald Trump struck a new chord in his approach to acquiring Greenland. The president said on his Truth Social platform on Wednesday afternoon that he had “a framework of a deal” regarding the Danish territory, as well as the Arctic region, following talks with NATO secretary Mark Rutte. Along those lines, Trump abruptly ba ...