Bitcoin news

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC), Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH), XRP (CRYPTO: XRP), and Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) are all bouncing today after a heavy stretch. But the four cryptocurrencies didn’t fall by the same amount, and they’re not all set up to recover at the same speed either. So, which one bounces back first? Each coin has its own ... Which of Bitcoin, XRP, Ethereum, or Solana Recovers First?

If you owned CoinShares Valkyrie Bitcoin Miners ETF (NASDAQ:WGMI) into Friday’s close, you watched it open at $69.36 and finish the day at $61.59, a 11.2% drop in a single session. The proximate cause is easy to name. Bitcoin printed a daily low of $59,073, breaking the $60,786 level that, until Friday, had marked the ... Bitcoin’s Friday Plunge Below 60K Turned a 4 Percent Crypto Drop Into an 11 Percent Wipeout for WGMI Holders

Bet-David said Bitcoin could go down to $30,000 or up to $130,000 on macro shifts, while Tom Ellsworth said Saylor's paper loss is meaningless until he sells.

Cardone called much of the digital asset industry “cancerous.” He said Strategy would probably survive, but called the broader treasury-company trade “embarrassing.”

Investing.com -- Unusually low volatility in major currency markets could create an attractive opportunity for investors to hedge U.S. dollar exposure, even as the greenback remains supported by higher interest rates and geopolitical uncertainty, said UBS analysts.

If you put $10,000 into the GraniteShares 2x Long COIN Daily ETF (NASDAQ:CONL) at Thursday’s close and checked the account Friday afternoon, you had about $8,556. The fund posted a 14% loss on June 5, 2026, closing at $4.80 after opening the session at $5.61 a 14% loss on June 5, 2026, closing at $4.80 ... CONL Lost 67% Year to Date While Coinbase Fell 33%, Exposing the Volatility Tax in Daily-Reset Leverage

Veteran trader Peter Brandt said Bitcoin could 'work lower or have a terminal wash-out' and sees no tradable low until October.

Saylor called the AI capital drain "temporary pressure" that strengthens Bitcoin's case

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Strategy's recent 32-Bitcoin sale disciplined capital allocation, while adoption of Bitcoin ETFs and digital-credit products remains in its early stages, according to Matt Cole.

While the rest of the crypto market was bleeding through May, XRP ETFs were quietly having their best month of the year, with $131.94 million in net inflows. The funds had also proved the institutional bid was steady two months ago when they absorbed Goldman Sachs’ $154 million exit and still posted $60.5 million in ... XRP Price Analysis: Will XRP ETF Inflows Stall as Price Approaches $1?

Gromen warned that AI-infrastructure accounting inflates near-term earnings, and a build-out slowdown could lead to capital rotation out of the sector.

Developers addressed the issue, while the Zcash founder affirmed that no money was stolen and no illegal ZEC tokens were created.

Investing.com -- Bitcoin recovered above $60,000 on Saturday after briefly falling below the key level, as traders assessed the fallout from a broad market selloff triggered by stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs data.

Bitcoin prices dropped below the $60,000 level, dropping nearly 18% this week.

Strategy shares sink as Bitcoin crashes below the $60,000 level. But does that warrant selling MSTR stock? Let’s find out!

Strategy's sale of $2.5 million bitcoin, which helped precipitate this week's dive for the cryptocurrency, appears certain to hike its annual financing costs by $26 million. After sinking in heavy volume to start the month, Strategy's Stretch variable rate preferred stock with the STRC ticker has an impossibly steep mountain to climb to avoid a ratcheting up of its dividend rate by at least 25 basis points to 11.75% on all $10.5 billion of the outstanding securities. Friday's even deeper selloff has put a potential 50-basis-point hike key Strategy's borrowing rate to 13% in play.

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Investors sold stocks, bonds, bitcoin and gold Friday after strong jobs data raised odds for Federal Reserve interest rate hikes, and Wall Street wrestled with weakness in AI stocks.

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