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Ethereum tests key support as ETH price struggles near $2,650 in ongoing market pressure

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TL;DR U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $903 million in net outflows in one session, marking one of their largest withdrawals ever. BlackRock, Fidelity and Grayscale dominated the exits, signaling risk management, not rejection of Bitcoin. Despite the sell-off, institutional exposure remains high, with total ETF assets still above $113 billion, showing continued long-term participation.

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Shares of Michael Saylor-led Strategy could be at risk as Bitcoin price has fallen to multi-month lows below $100,000.

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David Bailey had to explain after Nakamoto sold a considerable amount of BTC this week, triggering fears of a dump.

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Ethereum is still struggling after the initial market crash on October 10 that rocked the market. The subsequent market declines have pushed the largest altcoin by market cap toward $3,000, breaking below it for the first time at the start of the week.

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Bitcoin's break below $85,000 triggered more than $2 billion in crypto derivatives liquidations within 24 hours as risk assets came under pressure again. BTC briefly approached $85,000 earlier in the week before bouncing, but momentum for a recovery was minimal as it broke down as low as $81,600 overnight.

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Ethereum is plunging again and breaking major support levels. The chart shows the next realistic targets—and they're lower than most expect.

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21Shares boosts its Nasdaq Stockholm lineup with new crypto ETP listings as demand for regulated exposure grows.

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Institutional exit is among the reasons behind today's continued sell-offs in the digital currency market. The turmoil coincides with substantial uncertainty in crypto ETFs, with the products delivering what seems to be an upside-down performance.

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Crypto and stocks are tumbling as BTC nears $80K and market cap shrinks. We analyse BTC, ETH, XRP, SOL and more — and what could happen next.

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TL;DR Bitcoin saw a rapid decline on the Hyperliquid exchange, falling from $83,307 to about $80,255 in seconds before quickly recovering to the $83K zone. The move targeted heavily leveraged traders rather than responding to major macro news.

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The safety of cryptocurrencies from quantum computer threats continues to dominate conversations in the digital space. Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Nillion, John Woods, has offered a solution to achieve quantum "resistance" with Bitcoin (BTC).

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The crypto market faced another wave of selling pressure on Wednesday, pulling down major digital asset–linked stocks despite broader stability in the tech sector. With Bitcoin slipping to multi-month lows and investors showing renewed caution, companies tied closely to crypto liquidity, mining, and blockchain infrastructure saw some of their steepest declines in weeks.

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Binance CEO Richard Teng argued that Bitcoin's current slide reflects broader risk-off deleveraging, and its volatility is in line with most major asset classes.

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Proposed Bitcoin for America Act seeks to let taxpayers settle federal taxes in Bitcoin

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Michael Saylor's Strategy has revealed that even with Bitcoin's price crash, it still has 71 years of dividend coverage.

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Story Highlights The live price of the Cardano token is . ADA Price prediction suggests potential to reach $2.05 by year-end 2025. Long-term forecasts indicate ADA could hit $10.25 by 2030. The Cardano price prediction for 2025 is generating significant buzz in the crypto market, particularly as we have entered Q3 2025 with July.

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The crypto market faced a heavy shock as Bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency, suddenly dropped to around $81,000, pulling the entire market down with it and wiping out $2 billion in value. Now, investors are worried about where BTC is heading next, and many analysts say the key level to watch is $74,000. Strong U.S.

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Strategy faces MSCI rule changes that threaten billions in passive flows while its Bitcoin balance sheet drives long-term dividend coverage.

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The ETF still ranked as the year's third-largest debut despite a sharp market sell-off.

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A catastrophic collapse is happening for Bitcoin. In the space of just a few weeks the $BTC price has plunged from the $126,000 all-time high down to $81,000.

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Bitcoin price pressure grows as BTC tests key levels and challenges recent cycle expectations.

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Welcome to the US Crypto News Morning Briefing—your essential rundown of the most important developments in crypto for the day ahead.

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BitMine, once hailed as a potential digital-asset equivalent of Berkshire Hathaway, envisioned itself locking down 5% of all Ethereum's circulating supply. Its core strategy was to turn its corporate balance sheet into a long-term, high-conviction bet on the blockchain network's infrastructure.