
Bitcoin Plunges to $58,000 Amid Surging US PCE Inflation and Market Volatility
Bitcoin plummeted to $58,000, marking its lowest point in 21 months, as high US PCE inflation and stock market volatility hit the crypto market.

Bitcoin plummeted to $58,000, marking its lowest point in 21 months, as high US PCE inflation and stock market volatility hit the crypto market.

MemeCore's M token plummeted 80% in hours, wiping out nearly $3 billion in market value without any clear explanation.
Bitcoin fell towards $62,000, down 5% on the week, as a deepening semiconductor stock rout dragged down broader risk assets.

Despite a significant market downturn, key Bitcoin figures remain calm, attributing the capital drain to the booming AI sector and advising investors to buy the dip.

The privacy coin Zcash experienced a significant price drop following the revelation of a serious, long-undetected counterfeiting vulnerability.

Bitcoin's recent price dip to $65,000 has sparked a massive $1.8 billion in liquidations, signaling potential further market volatility.

Bitcoin's price dipped below $70,000, reaching a two-month low and triggering substantial liquidations across the broader cryptocurrency market.