Blood in the Water: Why Smart Money Is Buying the Biggest Bitcoin Crash in Years
Bitcoin just went through one of its nastiest selloffs in recent memory. A 50% drop from its a
Bitcoin just went through one of its nastiest selloffs in recent memory. A 50% drop from its a
Bitcoin clawed its way back above $70,000 this week. And honestly, it doesn't feel like a victory. The numbers tell a brutal story. $8.7 billion in realized losses over the past week. That's the second largest weekly loss event in bitcoin's history,
The crypto Fear and Greed Index just hit 5. That's not a typo. Five. We haven't seen numbers that low since the 2022 crypto winter, and before that, the COVID crash of March 2020. Bitcoin is trading around $67,800 as I write this. It'
Citadel Securities, ARK Invest, Tether, the NYSE parent company, DTCC, and Google Cloud all backed LayerZero in the same week. ZRO surged 17.5%. The institutional adoption story just got very real.
Grayscale says bitcoin trades like a tech stock, not gold. ETF inflows are back but retail is fleeing. Here's what the data actually shows.