Bitcoin news

Bitcoin dropped nearly $10,000 Thursday, with the world's largest cryptocurrency falling roughly 13% to trade slightly below $63,600. The selloff picked up pace late in the U.S morning. Declines in crypto prices have coincided with broader market jitters.

Shares of Strategy, Michael Saylor’s bitcoin-stockpiling company, have fallen sharply since crypto prices touched their all-time highs in October.

Bitcoin and a slew of newly minted altcoin exchange-traded funds have crashed, erasing all gains made since just before Donald Trump retook the White House and wiping out the speculative premium that had defined the era’s digital-asset boom. Despite the president’s pledge to make America the world’s crypto capital, Bitcoin has plunged 50% from its peak to trade around $63,000. Cryptocurrencies beyond Bitcoin have fared even worse, with a gauge tracking 50 smaller tokens tumbling 67% from a recent peak in October.

Ransom notes for Savannah Guthrie's mom demanded millions in Bitcoin. Here's why criminals like it.

A broad array of AI-exposed companies saw their shares decline, including software companies, data service firms, hyperscalers, and fund managers that invest in software companies. Thomson Reuters on its Thursday earnings call argued that their legal-research business cannot be replaced by general-purpose AI models. The Nasdaq composite and the S&P 500 fell for the third consecutive trading day.

Even before the latest leg down in crypto, die-hard fans were worrying about when the pain will end. It wasn't Thursday. Bitcoin sank nearly $10,000, or 13%, its largest daily percentage decrease since 2022.

Michael Saylor called his firm a “digital fortress," but leading Bitcoin treasury Strategy has taken some serious hits in recent months.

Bitcoin miner Iren missed expectations for quarterly results late Thursday, but AI revenue picks up. Bitcoin price unravels.

Investing.com -- Strategy Inc (NASDAQ:MSTR) reported a sharply wider quarterly loss as accounting-driven swings in the value of its bitcoin holdings. The company is the world’s largest corporate holder of Bitcoin and its stock price is closely linked to the digital asset’s performance. Shares were down 1.4% in extended trading, after it settled 17% lower in Thursday trading. Bitcoin’s value fell below $70000, reaching levels not seen since late 2024.The company, formerly known as MicroStrategy,

Bitcoin suffered its steepest one-day collapse on record after $200bn was wiped off the cryptocurrency following a Wall Street rout.

Bitcoin undercuts $64,000, falls to October 2024 levels. Stifel sees potential for a further drop. Clarity Act talks face ethics hurdle.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 1.2%, and the Nasdaq composite sank 1.6%. Bitcoin fell below $64,000, while gold and silver prices resumed their sharp slides. Stock indexes also fell across much of Europe and Asia.

Strategy reported a wider fourth-quarter loss on Thursday, as a turbulent period for digital assets caused the world's largest hoarder ​of bitcoin to record losses on its holdings. In December, Strategy had slashed its 2025 earnings forecast, citing a weak run in bitcoin, and announced plans to create a reserve to support dividend payments. Strategy logged a loss of $12.4 billion, or $42.93 per share, for the three months ended December 31, compared with a loss of $670.8 million, or $3.03 ​per share, in the fourth quarter of 2024.

Wall Street is looking to Amazon with high hopes after a rough week in tech, as silver plunges again and bitcoin drops near $65,000.

Strategy (NASDAQ: MSTR) now owns 713,502 Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) —roughly 3.4% of all Bitcoin that will ever exist. That’s one out of every 29 coins, and the share keeps growing. The company just completed its largest single purchase ever, adding 22,305 BTC in one week. With an $84 billion buying plan running through 2027, Strategy ... Strategy Now Owns 3.4% of All Bitcoin That Will Ever Exist: Here’s Why That Number Keeps Growing

That target is “unrealistic” this year, but possible “over the long term” once negative sentiment reverses, according to the analysts.

Q4 2025 earnings are set to be released after market close this afternoon. Investors are watching closely.

Bitcoin plunged further on Thursday. It’s now wiped out gains following the election of pro-crypto President Trump. But the bottom could be in.

Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency, has lost more than $1.2 trillion worth of value from its high-water mark on Oct. 6 of last year.

Michael Burry, the investor who anticipated the 2008 mortgage crisis, issued a stark warning on February 5 about Bitcoin BTC $63 821 24h volatility: 11.9% Market cap: $1.28 T Vol. 24h: $140.65 B : the cryptocurrency could be replicating the 2021-2022 collapse pattern, which would imply an additional drop toward ...