Bitcoin dropped sharply toward $62,000 in the last 24 hours as AI sector weakness and Middle East tensions sent shockwaves through crypto markets. Ethereum slid toward $1,700, HYPE tumbled 14%, Zcash plunged 30%, and total liquidations crossed $1.1 billion. Here's the full breakdown and what to watch next.

A Bitcoin wallet dormant since the Satoshi era just moved for the first time in 15.8 years — and it's one of several signals today that separate short-term noise from long-term conviction. BTC holds near $72,800 despite nearly $3 billion in ETF outflows over 10 trading days, Ethereum lingers below $2,000, and Citi analysts are projecting a $5.5 trillion tokenized securities market by 2030. Here's what it all means for long-term builders.

Bitcoin just broke $81,000 for the first time since January — up 30% off its spring low — while the Senate races toward a CLARITY Act markup with less than 2 weeks before Memorial Day recess. Here's what every crypto investor needs to know right now.

The past 24 hours delivered 3 simultaneous shockwaves to the crypto market: a $292 million DeFi exploit drained Kelp DAO across 20 chains, RaveDAO's RAVE token collapsed 90% wiping out $5 billion in market cap, and renewed U.S.-Iran tensions pulled Bitcoin back from a 2-month high near $78,000 to $75,000. Meanwhile, Sberbank is preparing to open crypto trading to 110 million customers and Pharos Mainnet just went live. We decode every move — and what it means for your portfolio.

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.