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Retail investors are increasingly rotating capital between cryptocurrency and equities, rather than allocating to both simultaneously, signaling a shift in market behavior, according to Bitfinex. Previously, retail participants treated digital assets and high-growth equities as complementary risk-on positions. New data, drawn from search trends, social sentiment...

Key takeaways: Analysts downgraded US stocks due to high valuations, a weak dollar and policy risks despite AI-driven earnings growth. Limited S&P 500 upside may shift capital toward Bitcoin, especially if major sovereign funds announce BTC reserves. Bitcoin (BTC) price plunged below $65,500 on Friday, effectively erasing gains established on Wednesday. This correction closely tracked

Update (March 2, 2026, 09:44): Fresh scrutiny has shifted to whether the US derivatives regulator has the staffing and operational bandwidth to police fast-growing markets even as it tries to “onshore” perpetual-style crypto exposure; the EU/US policy split described below remains unresolved. Two regulators converged on the same market from opposite directions in February 2026.

Traders mull the bottom as bitcoin returns to week's lows below $86,000 One analyst isn't quite ready to call a bottom, but says bitcoin is surely in an oversold condition. Updated Dec 17, 2025, 7:56 p.m. Published Dec 17, 2025, 7:31 p.m. Bitcoin has returned to its week low of $85,500 after suffering the dreaded "Bart Simpson

The crypto market experienced another turbulence on November 21, when $2 billion worth of leverage positions were liquidated in just 24 hours. Nearly 396,000 traders were liquidated, the highest single-day record of 2025, as Bitcoin led with over $960 million in liquidations. The wipeout followed a turbulent month marked by fading bullish momentum, macro uncertainty

Five months into 2025, the Top Ten Crypto Index Portfolio is still deep in the red, down 13 % year-to-date, despite back-to-back gains in April and May. Ethereum was the standout in May, rallying 36 % and driving a modest rebound across the board. Bitcoin, Binance Coin...