The Latest Breaking News from Bitcoin

Stocks fell Tuesday, extending the sell-off seen on Wall Street, with analysts warning November's rally fuelled by bets on interest rate cuts may have gone too far, forcing traders to take a step back.

On the eve of the potential approval of multiple spot Bitcoin ETF filings, rumor has it that the major issue now concerns whether the SEC would allow in-kind creations.

Bitcoin has not broken $40,000 since April 2022, before the collapse of Terra and other high-profile crypto projects.

A surge in crypto prices has brought worries about the bad old days, but there are 3 reasons to think it may be different this time.

Morning Markets December E-Mini S&P 500 futures (ESZ2 3) are down -0.48%, and Dec Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQZ2 3) are down -0.64%. Stock index futures this morning are lower as higher bond yields weigh on stocks. T-note yields are higher today as they rebounded from last Friday’s 3-month low...

The king of crypto pushed through the $41,000 price level without much resistance with short positions on BTC contracts, immediately liquidating as much as $54 million.

Gold and bitcoin were in focus today as prices jumped in dealings linked to speculation over the outlook for US interest rate cuts.

However, Bitcoin's latest move also caused $190 million worth of liquidated derivates, $150 million of which was in short positions.

Bitcoin was up 5.2% for the week, followed by the Russell 2000 small caps index, which was up 3.5%. These gains outperformed the 0.2% tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 Index gains and the S&P 500 index's 0.9% gains.