
Bitcoin Plummets Near $77,000 as Geopolitical Tensions Escalate
Bitcoin has fallen near $77,000 amid heightened geopolitical tensions, particularly with Iran. Political instability in the U.S. adds to the market's woes.
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Bitcoin has fallen near $77,000 amid heightened geopolitical tensions, particularly with Iran. Political instability in the U.S. adds to the market's woes.

SOL dropped to $100.30, its lowest since April 2025, driven by tech layoffs and market fears. Despite this, Solana's network fees surged amid weak sentiment.

Trump's nomination of Kevin Warsh for Fed chair signals a potential shift in monetary policy. His stance on Bitcoin and the digital dollar could reshape the crypto landscape.

A severe winter storm has caused Bitcoin's hashrate to drop 12%, marking a significant decline in mining operations and revenue. This highlights the fragility of the mining ecosystem.

The crypto market faces a steep decline, with major assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum crashing. Over $2.5 billion in liquidations signals a bearish shift among traders.

Bitcoin dipped below $78,000 as traders reacted to a market crisis and Trump's Fed chair announcement, signaling ongoing volatility for cryptocurrencies.

Step Finance experienced a $27 million treasury hack, causing its STEP token to crash over 80%. The breach raises concerns about security in the DeFi space.

Bitcoin's market cap has dropped to $1.57 trillion, falling to 13th place globally. Recent market conditions have led to significant declines across cryptocurrencies.

Tokenized stocks have surged nearly 3,000% in 2025, nearing $1 billion in market value, indicating a significant shift in the crypto market landscape.

The crypto market lost $100 billion this weekend, driven by significant drops in Ethereum and XRP amid geopolitical tensions. Thin liquidity amplified the downturn.

ETH, SOL, and DOGE dropped 7% as long liquidations swept through the crypto market, highlighting significant risks for traders amid tightening liquidity.

Solana's active addresses surged by 115% in January, while Bitcoin's acceptance among U.S. merchants grows. Cryptocurrency adoption is on the rise.

The December Producer Price Index surged, raising inflation concerns and causing Bitcoin to dip below $82,400. Market expectations for rate cuts have shifted.

OKX's Star Xu blames Binance for Bitcoin's October crash, highlighting risks of leveraged trading. Ongoing debates reveal deep market confusion.

Mortgage rates have fallen below 6%, creating a favorable environment for homebuyers. With rates stabilizing, now is the time to explore purchasing opportunities.

Investors withdrew $1.82 billion from Bitcoin and Ether ETFs as market sentiment weakened, reflecting broader volatility amid a precious metals rally.

A Delaware judge allows a lawsuit against Coinbase directors for insider trading to proceed, despite prior clearance from an internal investigation.

Ripple has launched Ripple Treasury, allowing companies to manage cash and digital assets with unprecedented speed, transforming cross-border payments.

Tokenized silver futures have overtaken Bitcoin in liquidations, marking a rare and significant shift in the crypto market. Total losses reached $543.9 million.

Bitcoin is nearing its fourth straight monthly decline, with the $81,000 support level holding critical significance as the market faces heightened volatility.