Bitcoin consolidates near $77K, Ethereum drops 3% leading altcoin decline; $670M liquidated with 88% longs hit; Fear & Greed Index falls to 28.
Bitcoin slid below $107,000 as Wall Street reacted to massive AI spending plans from major tech firms, fueling broader risk-off sentiment across equities and crypto.
Bitcoin trades in a tight $107K-$110K range ahead of the Bitcoin 2025 Conference in Las Vegas, with elevated implied volatility signaling defensive positioning. Past conference-driven price swings keep traders cautious.
Bitcoin has stabilized near $107,000 after recovering from a geopolitically driven dip, but it has not matched the momentum in U.S. equities. Lower volume, softer futures open interest, and mixed liquidation data suggest a market waiting for a clearer catalyst.
Bitcoin remains stuck at $107K while Nasdaq and S&P 500 approach record highs. Trading volume drops 15%, BTC dominance rises to 65.9%, and liquidations show shorts under pressure.
Bitcoin trades flat near $107K after rebounding from Middle East conflict lows. While Nasdaq hits a record close, BTC lags. Trading volume falls 15.46%, but BTC dominance climbs to 65.91% amid muted market activity.
Bitcoin consolidates around $107K amid technical crossroads. Hourly chart shows potential double bottom, while 4H and daily structures remain bearish short-term but bullish longer-term.
Bitcoin trades at $107,259 with a $2.13T market cap. Technicals show a intact bullish structure: holding $107K support and a break above $108.5K could pave the way for a retest of $112K. However, bearish signals from the MACD and momentum indicator warrant caution against a deeper correction.
