Bitcoin

Crypto majors slid amid Iran escalations and significant ETF outflows, while Jefferies predicts a $1T public market from future IPOs.

U.S.-Iran tensions rattled global markets, causing Bitcoin to plummet to a six-week low on May 28, 2026.

Ether fell below $2,000 as futures open interest reached a record 16 million ETH, indicating significant short-selling activity.

Crypto markets lost $80 billion in value following fresh US strikes on Iran, reaching their lowest point since mid-April.

BlackRock's bitcoin ETF, IBIT, experienced its second-largest daily outflow of $528 million amid an Iran-driven sell-off.

A $150 billion U.S. Treasury operation could significantly drive down Bitcoin's price, warns fund manager Michael Kramer.

XRP dropped 4% below $1.30 due to heavy selling, breaking key support and raising concerns about a potential breakdown of its compression structure.

Bitcoin fell below $73,000, triggering nearly $1 billion in liquidations amid renewed Middle East conflict fears.

Crypto card monthly transaction volume surged 230% from 2025, reaching $7.8 billion in cumulative transactions this month.

Bitcoin miner inflows to Binance surge as price struggles, raising concerns about a potential downtrend and the $70K target.

Crypto PACs are shifting focus to Republican candidates after recent political wins, widening industry's influence in Congress.

A hypothetical Tesla-SpaceX merger would place billions in Bitcoin under Elon Musk's control, significantly impacting cryptocurrency holdings.

Ethereum traders are increasingly bearish, predicting ETH could fall to $1,500 as ETF outflows continue.

Cash App now supports stablecoin transactions on Ethereum and Solana, expanding beyond its Bitcoin-only origins.

Bitcoin dipped below $75,000 as spot ETF inflows turned negative, raising questions about a potential altcoin recovery.

Block's Cash App begins a phased stablecoin rollout, reaching 25% of its 60 million users with full access expected by week's end.

BlackRock's IBIT saw a massive $1.3 billion trade in a dark pool, impacting Bitcoin's market dynamics significantly.

Bitcoin holds $75,000 support as bear market signals emerge, with Hyperliquid and Monero showing strength amidst broader crypto weakness.

Ethereum bull David Hoffman sold his ETH, stating the cryptocurrency has the price it deserves and won't be rerated higher or lower.

Crypto PACs spent $9 million in Texas, backing candidates from both parties, highlighting digital assets' growing electoral influence.

A $1.3 billion sale of BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF on a dark pool coincided with Bitcoin's recent price drop, according to Galaxy Digital.