Bitcoin Falls 6% to 7-Week Low as US Stocks Erase Post-Election Gains
Bitcoin dropped below $76,000 on Thursday, hitting its lowest level since Sept. 16, as a sharp sell-off in risk assets erased gains from the US midterm elections.
Read articleBitcoin dropped below $76,000 on Thursday, hitting its lowest level since Sept. 16, as a sharp sell-off in risk assets erased gains from the US midterm elections.
Democrats reportedly plan to expand Maxine Waters' Crypto Investor Consumer Bill of Rights into a wider market structure bill giving the SEC more oversight, as analysts say the Clarity Act's path has grown tougher but is...
Apple, Boeing, Home Depot, GE Vernova, ServiceNow, and Nebius Group have objected to OKXICE's tokenized stock trading platform, bringing the total number of objecting companies to 62, including 54 of the 62 originally ta...
Payward, the parent company of Kraken, and its asset management clients have purchased an undisclosed amount of AAVE tokens on the secondary market, with the company saying it may buy more as it explores cooperation with...
MetaMask's mobile app now supports limit orders on four networks, letting users set target prices while tokens remain in their own wallets until orders fill.
A sharp selloff erased $140 billion from the total crypto market cap, leaving it at roughly $2.53 trillion and echoing a pattern of leverage-driven drawdowns.
Russia's largest trading venue will launch a pilot crypto market on Dec. 1, offering bitcoin, ether and Tether's USDT under existing stock market infrastructure, despite U.S. sanctions on the exchange and its clearing ar...
The Nasdaq Composite dropped around 3% on November 5, pressured by semiconductor weakness, AI data-center uncertainty, and scrutiny of Big Tech spending. Investors now await Friday's US jobs report.
Bitcoin dropped $5,046 from its Nov. 4 peak to $76,059 on Nov. 5, 2026, as semiconductor stocks declined and the Nasdaq opened lower.
The National Bank of Ukraine says Draft Law No. 10225-d fails to reflect compromises and warns of risks to monetary sovereignty, regulatory arbitrage, and licensing.