Bitcoin just fell to its lowest level since the election, sparking up to $2.6B in liquidations as leveraged traders were wiped out. While Bitcoin ETFs saw outflows, Ethereum and XRP quietly attracted institutional inflows, signaling a possible rotation beneath the surface. Here’s what really happened — and what it could mean for crypto’s next move.

Bitcoin crashes under $78,000 as $2.5 billion in liquidations rock crypto markets. Ethereum plunges 10% after a $220 million trader wipeout, regulators seize $400 million, banks wobble, and Binance converts $1 billion to Bitcoin. Here’s what today’s chaos means for crypto investors.

Bitcoin just erased hundreds of billions in value overnight, triggering one of the biggest liquidation events since October — but under the chaos, institutions, ETFs, and global regulators are making moves that could define the next decade of crypto wealth. Here’s your full twenty-four-hour Crypto Flash Roundup.

The crypto market just suffered a massive $150 billion wipeout in only twenty-four hours. Bitcoin dropped below eighty-six thousand dollars, Ethereum sank to two thousand eight hundred, and nearly nine hundred million dollars in liquidations hit traders. Here’s what caused the crash — and what it means for long-term investors.