A sudden tariff announcement sent Bitcoin tumbling, wiping out hundreds of millions in leveraged trades. Ethereum, Solana, and market sentiment followed. Here’s the real story behind the crypto volatility.

Bitcoin rejected $70K, institutions keep buying, and regulation may be coming. Here’s what today’s crypto news reveals about the next phase of the market.

Coinbase reports a $667M loss, Bitcoin slides toward $65K, a $172M whale dump shakes markets, and the CFTC adds 35 crypto experts to its advisory panel. Here’s what it means for the next move.

Bitcoin dipped below $67,000 as extreme fear hit the crypto market. Meanwhile, Ripple launched XRP Community Day, LayerZero unveiled a 2 million TPS blockchain backed by Citadel and Tether, and Goldman Sachs revealed a $2.36 billion crypto portfolio. Panic… or positioning?

Bitcoin just plunged to a 15-month low as $682 million in liquidations wiped out leveraged traders. With a Trump-linked crypto probe, $4.5 billion in options expiring, and shifting geopolitics, markets are bracing for their next major move.

Bitcoin cools near $90,000 while silver steals the volatility spotlight. ETF outflows clash with aggressive institutional buying—here’s what the last 24 hours reveal.

One of Bitcoin’s strongest allies in the U.S. Senate is stepping down. As regulatory uncertainty rises, Bitcoin holds near $88,000, institutions accumulate Ethereum, and Citigroup issues a bold $143,000 BTC forecast. Here’s what it all means for crypto markets.

Bitcoin surged above $89,000 before pulling back sharply as the Bank of Japan shocked global markets with a rare rate hike. With ETF inflows rising and regulation turning favorable, is this volatility a warning — or a setup for the next leg higher?

Bitcoin survived a Fed shock, half a billion in liquidations, and major crypto headlines — yet whales and institutions are quietly stacking. Here’s what smart money sees next.

The crypto market is rebounding through Extreme Fear as whales load up on Bitcoin and Ethereum, XRP outperforms, and regulators tighten their grip. Here’s your full November 25, 2025 breakdown.