As one of the largest BTC-backed lenders in the world, Two Prime has a front-row view of how the industry’s lending markets ...

Bitcoin is heading for its worst month since the 2022 crypto crash, marking a possible fifth straight decline as analysts warn macro fears and key technical levels could decide its next move.

Bitcoin offered a glimpse of a positive case Wednesday, climbing more than nine per cent at one point to just under US$70,000 ...

Bitcoin slips toward $65,000 and faces a potential fifth straight monthly decline—the longest losing streak since 2018—as macro fears and legacy crypto crises weigh on risk appetite.

The latest wave of selling was not confined to crypto alone. Broader financial markets have turned cautious after Donald Trump announced plans to raise global tariffs to 15 per cent. The move rattled ...

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Crypto market veterans say the $2 trillion correction reflects tightening global liquidity, rising tariffs and equity-market stress — not a structural breakdown in digital assets.

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) is headed for its worst month since June 2022, with analyst James Check, arguing every indicator shows bottom formation even as BTC is down to the low $60,000s. The Worst Month ...