Bitcoin has plunged, shedding 10% of its value in a sudden, high-volume selloff that has left investors reeling and sparked fears of a much deeper market breakdown.

In this video, we analyze the catalysts behind the sudden downward spiral. Is this a healthy market correction, or the beginning of a sustained bearish trend? We break down the key support levels, the macroeconomic factors currently suppressing crypto appetite, and what institutional analysts are predicting for the next 24 hours.

Bitcoin's 10% Selloff Sparks Fears Deeper Breakdown 

Bitcoin has fallen to its lowest level since February, extending a volatile year for the world’s largest cryptocurrency.
Investors are increasingly shifting capital towards booming stock markets and high-profile IPOs.

Why Crypto Market Is Facing Weakness

Bitcoin is back in the spotlight after a strong rally in April, but new data suggests the surge may not be as solid as it looks.


Bitcoin April Rally Raises Fresh Caution Signs

Bitcoin just logged its worst quarter start on record. The top token is down over 24 so far in the current quarter, marking the third-worst quarter in bitcoin's history.


Bitcoin Logs Its Worst Start On Record, Suffers Massive 24% Slide

Despite a broader slump in global cryptocurrency markets, buyers in the Gulf region continue to show strong interest in digital assets. Investors are reportedly viewing the dip as a buying opportunity, supported by high liquidity, regulatory clarity in some Gulf countries, and growing adoption of blockchain technologies. The trend highlights sustained confidence in crypto as a long-term investment across the Middle East.


Crypto Slump Fails to Deter Gulf Buyers 

After suffering its fourth weekly loss, Bitcoin showed erratic behavior over the weekend, attempting a brief surge that ultimately failed. The cryptocurrency is now on track for its longest losing streak since 2018, signaling growing concerns for traders and investors. This video analyzes the market trends, key factors behind the decline, and what to expect next.

Bitcoin Prices Plunge: Bitcoin Set for Fifth Straight Week of Losses | Longest Streak Since 2018

Bitcoin has erased all of its gains since Donald Trump’s election victory. The token slipped below the 67,000 dollar mark, declining even as U.S. equities rallied following a stronger-than-expected jobs report. With liquidity shrinking, volatility rising and fresh uncertainty around the U.S. Federal Reserve policy and digital assets are under constant pressure. Here’s a closer look at what’s driving the turbulence in crypto markets.


Trump-Era Crypto Surge Fully Reversed | World Business Watch

South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb has admitted to a major operational error after accidentally distributing more than six hundred thousand bitcoins to customers during a promotional campaign. The coins, worth over 40 billion dollars at current prices, were issued instead of small cash rewards of about 2,000 Korean won per user.


South Korea Plans on-site Review of Crypto Exchanges 

South Korean crypto exchange Bithumb accidentally distributed around 620,000 BTC (worth ~$44 billion) to 249-695 users during a "Random Box" promo, intending to give just 2,000 KRW (~$1.50) each. A configuration error credited full Bitcoin units instead, sparking a sell-off that crashed BTC prices 16% on the platform to 81M KRW before rebounding.

Bithumb Glitch Gifts $44B Bitcoin in Epic Error

 Iran's use of cryptocurrencies has surged in recent years and it is drawing increased scrutiny from U.S. authorities amid concerns that digital assets may be helping the country bypass international sanctions.

U.S. Tracks Iran's $8B Crypto Boom Amid Sanctions Fears

Bitcoin has slipped below seventy-six thousand dollars in thin weekend trading, extending a prolonged and unusually quiet sell-off.


Bitcoin Misses Global Risk Rallies 

The rally in bitcoin appears to be running out of steam in 2026. After briefly climbing above 97,000 dollars last week, the world’s largest cryptocurrency has slipped back below key levels as global markets turn risk-averse. Bitcoin’s latest slide is raising fresh questions over its ‘digital gold’ narrative, as traders brace for more volatility ahead. 


Bitcoin Falls Below $90,000 as Volatility Returns

The rally in Bitcoin appears to be running out of steam in 2026. After briefly climbing above 97,000 dollars last week, the world’s largest cryptocurrency has slipped back below key levels as global markets turn risk-averse. Bitcoin’s latest slide is raising fresh questions over its ‘digital gold’ narrative, as traders brace for more volatility ahead. Take a look at this report for more…


Bitcoin rally fades as global risk-off grows

Bitcoin: From 'Digital Gold' To Risk Asset'

Chen Zhi, the mastermind of the $15 billion cryptocurrency scam, was arrested in Cambodia and extradited to China. He was accused of operating scam compounds where people were forced to defraud victims globally. He was also charged with money laundering in U.S. last year.


Love, Lies and Bitcoin: $15 Billion Crypto Scam Mastermind Arrested 

Bhutan, the tiny Himalayan kingdom famous for prioritizing Gross National Happiness over GDP, has made one of the world’s boldest economic bets on cryptocurrency.
By leveraging cheap, renewable hydropower to mine bitcoin, Bhutan has built a crypto reserve worth an estimated $1.3 billion, nearly 40% of its GDP. Since diversifying into crypto, the country has seen a dramatic drop in poverty, rising public-sector wages and a slowdown in brain drain.
Bhutan has also launched global firsts, from a nationwide crypto payment system for tourists to a blockchain-based digital identity platform and a gold-backed digital token. While critics warn of crypto’s volatility, Bhutan’s experiment is being closely watched as a rare case where a government-led crypto strategy appears to be delivering tangible economic gains.

Bhutan’s Crypto Bet: How Bitcoin Helped Cut Poverty in the Himalayas

2025 delivered blockbuster returns and brutal surprises. Gold surged, the dollar sank, bitcoin cracked and bonds sent warning signs. As markets head into 2026, the risks may be bigger than the gains.


2025: The Year Markets Broke Every Rule

Bitcoin is under pressure heading into the holidays, as derivatives contracts worth about 23 billion dollars are set to expire a day after Christmas. If the buildup to the event is anything to go by, then bitcoin is not likely to get any help from Santa.

Bitcoin Volatility Rises Ahead of $23 Billion Options Expiry

Bhutan said Wednesday it will invest $1 billion from national cryptocurrency reserves to develop a "Mindfulness City", which it hopes will become an economic hub for the tiny Himalayan nation.


Bhutan: Gelephu City Gets $1 Billion Crypto Boost from Bhutanese King

With the bank of Japan set to hike interest rates again on December 19th, Bitcoin's recent selloff is expected to crash further. In this news in numbers report, we look at how Bitcoin has crashed every time the BOJ hiked rates in recent times. 


Bitcoin Crashes as Bank of Japan Set to Hike Rates Again 

Lugano, a picturesque Swiss city on the Italian border, has quietly become Europe’s most ambitious real-world bitcoin experiment. More than 350 shops and restaurants now accept bitcoin, from McDonald’s to luxury boutiques, thanks to a city-backed initiative that distributed free crypto payment terminals to local businesses. The city even allows residents to pay for some municipal services—including childcare—in bitcoin.

Inside Lugano: The Swiss City Where You Can Pay for Almost Everything With Bitcoin

Stocks and oil set a positive tone at the start of December, while gold, dollar and crypto were on the backfoot. Despite an identical monetary boost, stocks pulled ahead of bitcoin & gold. Still, bets of a federal reserve rate cut limited the losses in those assets. The first week of December saw oil pull ahead of other assets. Benchmark brent crude rose to a two-week high on Friday, ending the week with a gain of 2.5 percent. Geopolitical uncertainty on limited supplies from Russia and Venezuela drove crude bets last week. The expected fed rate cut in the coming week pushed the dollar lower and treasuries to mark their worst week since June. Despite easing bets, gold ended the week with a loss. Bitcoin extended its losses, with analysts doubling down on "Crypto winter" bets.

Investors Stay Cautious Ahead of Fed’s 2026 Outlook

Bitcoin dipped below 85,000 dollars on monday in a poor start to december after crashing over 17 percent last month.
While the og token pared some losses, it remained under pressure. Bitcoin had its worst day since march and is down more than 30 percent from its peak.

Bitcoin Dips After Over 17% Loss in November

Over the years, digital assets have displayed extreme volatility. However, the current whiplash in cryptos is driven more by bets on the changing economic landscape than by the asset class itself. We decode that and more in this next report. Take a look.

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