Prediction markets suggest traders expect Bitcoin to remain trapped in a relatively narrow range heading into the end of the week, despite a series of positive macroeconomic and institutional developments.
Prediction markets suggest traders expect Bitcoin to remain trapped in a relatively narrow range heading into the end of the week, despite a series of positive macroeconomic and institutional developments.
Bitcoin fell below US$60,000 on Friday, extending a sharp sell-off that has erased much of the cryptocurrency’s post-election rally and pushing prices to their lowest level since Donald Trump’s victory
Bitcoin is heading for its worst weekly performance since FTX’s collapse in 2022, as investors continue to pull back from risk assets amid rising volatility across global financial markets.