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.

Bitcoin dropped over 2% to $71,000 today as ETF outflows and risk-off sentiment tested key support levels. Meanwhile, Vietnam's Ministry of Finance floated a groundbreaking proposal to allow digital assets as bank loan collateral, and a New York court accepted a lawsuit targeting an estimated 3.7 million dormant Bitcoin worth hundreds of billions. Here's what it all means for the market.

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Bitcoin surges past $71K after geopolitical tensions ease, driving a broad crypto rally. Ethereum, Solana, and XRP follow as institutional buying and whale accumulation strengthen the market outlook.

Bitcoin’s sudden drop below $60,000 wiped out $2.7 billion in leveraged positions, but a rapid rebound, major institutional moves, and a potential Uniswap ETF are reshaping the crypto outlook.

Bitcoin crashed below $75,000, wiping out $2.5 billion in leveraged positions while whales quietly accumulated $3 billion in BTC. From mass liquidations and altcoin losses to institutional buying and geopolitical crypto headlines, here’s what today’s chaos really means for the market.

Bank of America is officially warming to crypto, advising wealth managers to allocate up to 4% of portfolios to digital assets. With Bitcoin above $92,000, Ethereum crossing $3,000, and institutional inflows accelerating, could this be the catalyst for a major 2026 bull run?