Bitcoin fell toward $83,000 as the U.S. entered a partial shutdown, with traders leaning defensive ahead of a House vote expected Monday.

Bitcoin (BTC) gained sub-$50,000 ahead of Sunday’s weekly close as bulls failed to recover from ten-month lows. BTC price targets stay bearish as Bitcoin bulls lick their wounds at ten-month lows. CME futures gaps may provide some temporary relief into the new week.

Bitcoin took a sharp dive on Saturday, falling roughly 7% and landing near the $77,000 mark. The sudden drop wiped out more than $2 billion.

Crypto prices steadied as traders looked past short-term volatility with positioning shifting to the Fed, megacap earnings and a weakening dollar.

Veteran investor Cathie Wood responds to Bitcoin crash.

Bitcoin has dropped into historically “fire sale” levels on the Bitcoin Rainbow Chart, signaling deep undervaluation.

A famed crypto influencer has predicted Bitcoin's price could fall to $30,000. The comments come after a global market crash. Technical signals have reinforced the

Traders are braced for this week’s inflation reading to be higher than previously expected—triggering warnings of "unprecedented

The bitcoin price crashed into the $75,000 range, breaking below key technical support levels as heavy selling pressure swept through the market.

Bitcoin whale selling pressure collapses 67% as exchange inflows drop to $2.74B. Large holders abandon panic sales for wait strategy.

Bitcoin ( BTC-USD) tumbled to a new 2026 low below $85K on Thursday amid a broader market selloff across U.S. equities and metals. The largest digital token by market cap ( BTC-USD) dropped 4.8% in the last 24 hours to $84.8K apiece, marking its lowest level since mid-December.