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Ethereum slipped below $3,800 after a 7% daily drop, with analysts warning of a potential drop to $3,600 and even to $3,400 if the sell-off accelerates.

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Bitcoin may keep breaking records in 2025, but public enthusiasm is dangerously waning. Between falling Google searches and a drop in market sentiment, warning signs are multiplying.

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Bears took a humongous bite of the global crypto market cap with several bearish factors in-play.

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Analysts argue that crypto's "bullish structure" remains intact, despite a sell-off driven by fears in the traditional banking sector.

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Bitcoin has dived below $105k while QQQ futures are down 1.4% on jitters in the US banking sector following auto bankruptcies.

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Ethereum is currently hovering around the $3.9K price range. The ETH market has experienced $159.44 million in liquidations.

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Ethereum is slipping again and this time it's not just about charts.

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Bitcoin plunged to $104,500 in the spot market as signs of credit strain in US regional banks reignited fears of a broader market sell-off.

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Bitwise's Solana ETP has surged by over $100 million in assets under management. This comes as Nasdaq-listed DeFi Dev Corp increased its SOL holdings by taking advantage of the most recent market decline.

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On October 17, 2025, the Crypto Fear & Greed Index plunged to 22 points, marking a state of “extreme fear” – the lowest level since April.

 

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From pushing a state cryptocurrency reserve fund to accepting Bitcoin for payments, Ohio is embracing digital currency with strong political support. Led by Republican Treasurer Robert Sprague, the state is rolling out initiatives designed to make cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin more mainstream.

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Bitcoin fell 5% to $104,494—its lowest in nearly three months—pushing its market cap below $2.1 trillion and marking a 13% decline since Oct. 10. Bitcoin Leads the Downtrend Bitcoin continued its downward trajectory on Oct. 17, falling 5% to $104,494—its lowest in nearly three months. The latest drop pushed its market capitalization below $2.

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Bitcoin got crushed this Thursday, dropping 3.5% to $106,990 as short sellers absolutely piled on through derivatives markets.

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The Solana price rebounded quite nicely from the October 10 crash, quickly reclaiming $200 after hitting as low as $150 on some crypto exchanges. Despite this, though, the altcoin is still not out of the woods, with bearish indicators that seem to be piling up around it.

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VanEck makes a move to list Lido Staked Ethereum ETF, making the asset manager the first issuer for such a fund.

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The cryptocurrency market continues its choppy price action, with Bitcoin dropping below the $105k level earlier today. Ether, the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, is also trading below $3,800 after losing 7% of its value in the last 24 hours.

 

Bitcoin and crypto markets face a pivotal moment as Federal Reserve policymakers debate whether the next rate cut will be a cautious 25 or a bold 50 basis points. The outcome could reshape digital asset markets and challenge the long-standing 4-year Bitcoin cycle.

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A transfer of 29,324,207 XRP, worth $67.52 million, was recorded leaving BitGet and moving into what trackers first called an unknown wallet, which got people's attention after last week's Black Friday crash.

 

Bitcoin's weekly trading volume hits $3.68 billion, the highest since March, despite price falling below $106,000.

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Bitfarms is capitalising on strong momentum to back its transition into AI data centers and high-performance workloads.

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DeFi Development Corp boosts its Solana treasury with a fresh $9.6M buy, strengthening long-term strategy.

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The BNB crypto just plunged 15% in a few days, triggering panic and speculation. Between technical divergences, community backlash, and Binance's 400 million fund, a burning question arises: is this a simple correction or the start of a collapse?

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Bitcoin's (BTC) recent correction from its all-time high of $126,100 to current levels around $104,500 may mask a more constructive macro environment that could accelerate the path toward the $150,000 target.