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TL;DR Jim Cramer's bullish Bitcoin comments were followed by an immediate drop below $76,000, reinforcing the “Inverse Cramer” meme. His prediction history shows frequent shifts, from selling all crypto in 2022 to buying it as a debt hedge in late 2025.

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Bitcoin's (BTC) drop below $77,000 over the weekend did more than extend a sell-off, it stripped away lingering assumptions about stability in a market still driven by sentiment, leverage, and macro forces.

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Weak inflows and recycled liquidity prevent Bitcoin rallies from sustaining meaningful upward momentum

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Bitcoin beats gold hard. The cryptocurrency's track record in 2023 makes traditional precious metals look pretty much obsolete, and investors can't ignore the numbers anymore.

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TL;DR A Bitcoin wallet active since the Satoshi era moved 10,000 BTC after 13 years of inactivity. The transfer is valued at approximately $950 million at current prices. Blockchain monitoring shows the coins were fully liquidated in a single transaction.

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Bitcoin has dropped by 13% in the last 30 days and the charts are screaming caution. Where does the price of BTC go from here?

 

The veteran trader's remark shifts focus from price action to investor conviction during prolonged market uncertainty

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Bitcoin slumped this past weekend, along with precious metals and a range of risk assets. Given increased liquidations and heightened geopolitical risks, investors appear to be rotating out of once-popular trades.

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TL;DR Raoul Pal argues that Bitcoin's decline mirrors SaaS stocks, caused by a temporary US liquidity contraction, not broken fundamentals. He identifies factors like the Reverse Repo drain and TGA rebuild as drivers of net liquidity extraction from the system. The gold rally absorbed all marginal liquidity, leaving longer-duration, riskier assets like Bitcoin starved.

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Bitcoin fell to $74,000 over the weekend, 40% below its all-time highs. At the time of publication, BTC has partially recovered and trades around $78,200. Bitcoin's market cap represents only 4% of gold, while the metal's share of global reserves reached 29% by late 2025.

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The head of Britain's largest corporate Bitcoin holder remains defiant in the face of a brutal market correction. He has pledged to continue his aggressive accumulation strategy despite seeing nearly $100 million wiped off the value of his firm's holdings in just three months.

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BitMine Immersion Technologies (BMNR) deepened its Ethereum accumulation despite the market downturn, purchasing 41,788 ETH last week. The operation, valued at $96 million, raised its total holdings to 4,285,125 tokens, equivalent to 3.55% of Ethereum's circulating supply. The drop in ETH price to $2,300 generated unrealized losses of approximately $6 billion on the company's treasury.

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An En+ subsidiary has filed an insolvency claim against the crypto mining firm, adding to pressure from energy debts, regulatory curbs and internal turmoil.

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In crypto, there are two ways to get noticed: announce a cautious strategy (nobody listens) or buy when it stings. This week, BitMine Immersion Technologies chose the second option: a big block of ether is added to the vault, while the "on paper" losses grow.

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Bitcoin has erased all gains accumulated during the Trump era after a sharp weekend sell-off pushed the cryptocurrency down to around $77,000, marking its lowest level since April of last year.

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Bitcoin Magazine U.S. Government Takes Control of $400M in Bitcoin, Assets Tied to Helix Mixer The U.S. government has finalized the forfeiture of over $400 million in cryptocurrency, cash, and property linked to Helix, a major darknet bitcoin mixer, following the conviction of its operator, Larry Dean Harmon. U.S. Government Takes Control of $400M in Bitcoin, Assets Tied to Helix Mixer Micah Zimmerman.

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The debate regarding XRP and Bitcoin across the space has intensified after recent findings that disclose that the altcoin could rival BTC and its impact on the crypto and financial sector.

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TL;DR: After five years of inactivity, two historical wallets, known in the sector as “OGs,” have returned to the fray. At the beginning of the month and week, both deployed an ambitious Ethereum investment strategy. They transferred a total of 44,490 ETH to the Aave protocol, equivalent to $98.3 million in a coordinated maneuver.

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Crypto is quietly going mainstream in 2026, according to Ripple's head of legal, who remains confident in a bullish XRP price prediction despite the recent market retreat.

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Arcium has launched its Mainnet Alpha on Solana, introducing encrypted execution as a native infrastructure layer and marking a significant step toward privacy-preserving finance and AI on public blockchains.

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BTC's retreat toward the $68K region is driven by hefty spot ETF outflows & one of the worst liquidation waves on record.

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Bitcoin traded at about $74,500 at its bottom on Monday – its lowest price since last April. CNBC's MacKenzie Sigalos explains.

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Bitmine Immersion Technologies has crossed a milestone that is hard to ignore: the firm now controls 3.55% of Ethereum's total token supply, putting it more than 70% of the way toward its self-styled “Alchemy of 5%” goal in just six months, according to company disclosures.

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Bitcoin miner profitability has been on a multi-year decline as network hashpower continues to push to new highs, The Block data shows.

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Bitcoin investors liquidated $2.56 billion in recent days, according to data provider CoinGlass, as cryptocurrencies slumped following a sell-off in other risk assets, including equities and precious metals.