Technology stocks plunged after the Democratic midterm sweep intensified concerns over AI spending, dragging Bitcoin lower as leveraged traders suffered heavy losses. Bitcoin hit an intraday low...
Bitcoin slipped 0.2% to around $80,250 since midnight UTC, holding above $80,000 after Wednesday’s jump, as spot ETFs ended a three-day outflow streak.
Wall Street joined the leg down as well, with the S&P 500 erasing $2.2 trillion in market cap in 40 minutes.
Bitcoin plunged nearly 5% as AI stocks sank, Democratic midterm wins raised fresh policy questions, and forced liquidations erased a Wednesday rally that had been fueled partly by short covering.
Bitcoin ETF funds attracted $74.6 million as Goldman Sachs delayed expected Fed rate cuts to December 2026 and March 2027.
Bitcoin is trading around $79.7K after a sharp rebound from the $75K region stalled near $80K. The rejection keeps BTC within a short-term corrective structure, with the price now caught between a...
Ethereum is pulling back below $2.4K after the recent rebound from the $2.2K mark ran into resistance at the level where its multi-month ascending channel broke down. The rejection leaves ETH...
Bitcoin rebounds from a six-week low above $78,000 as Bitcoin ETF outflows exceed $1.15 billion, with institutional selling slowing.
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