BTC in the spotlight: latest news

Most cryptocurrencies have fallen below the lows experienced during the Sunday flash crash, continuing their decline late in the U.S. trading session on Monday.

Bitcoin may experience a decline to $105,000 as various groups of BTC holders begin to sell their assets, coupled with a decrease in spot ETF inflows.

Bitcoin's price has dropped from $116,885 to $111,682 within three days, following a significant sell-off worth $2.59 billion. The cryptocurrency is currently trading within a descending channel, raising concerns about the potential for a recovery.

Cryptocurrencies are experiencing intense market pressure, with Bitcoin (BTC) falling below $112,000. This decline is further exacerbated by $889 million in futures liquidations, contributing to the ongoing sell-off.

The cryptocurrency community is engaged in a lively discussion about whether to remain loyal to the established leader Bitcoin or to explore the promising prospects of the new entrant Ruvi AI (RUVI), especially as its presale gains momentum due to a partnership with CoinMarketCap.

Strategy, previously known as MicroStrategy, acquired $357 million in Bitcoin last week by selling common stock to finance these purchases for the first time in almost a year.

The cryptocurrency market is displaying mixed signals today. Bitcoin has rebounded from a recent flash crash that saw its value dip below $110,000, following a significant sell-off where a whale offloaded 24,000 BTC, valued at over $2.7 million.

Bitcoin is currently facing significant pressure, trading between $111,500 and $112,700 following a weekend flash crash that erased billions from the cryptocurrency market.

Demand for Bitcoin futures has reached an all-time high, even as Bitcoin experienced a significant sell-off, dropping to $109,300. Cointelegraph examines the reasons behind this trend.

BitMine Immersion (BMNR) has established itself as the top ETH treasury globally, ranking as the second largest cryptocurrency treasury and the 20th most liquid US stock, with an average daily trading volume of $2.8 billion. The company's crypto and cash holdings surpass $8.8 billion, which includes 1.71 million ETH tokens. As of August 24th, BitMine's net asset value per share stands at $39.84.

In the last 24 hours, $210 million worth of crypto perpetual futures positions were liquidated, highlighting increased volatility and risk within the market.

In the 2024–2025 bull market cycle, Ethereum (ETH) has positioned itself as a strong competitor to Bitcoin's (BTC) established dominance.

In the summer of 2025, the cryptocurrency market is experiencing a significant transformation. Ethereum (ETH) has seen a remarkable 59% increase in July, surpassing Bitcoin's performance.

Executives at the SALT conference in Jackson Hole announced that the traditional boom-and-bust cycle of Bitcoin halving is changing, with the key to survival now reliant on access to inexpensive power.

Bitcoin's recent price movements are capturing the interest of market participants, especially as the cryptocurrency stabilizes around crucial support levels. This institutional push could play a pivotal role in Bitcoin's potential recovery to $120,000.

Bitcoin (BTC-USD) is currently trading close to $115,000, influenced by ETF flows that fluctuate between $1.18 billion in inflows and $1.2 billion in outflows. The movements of BlackRock, Fidelity, and ARK are significantly impacting these transactions.

Ether has surged beyond $4900, reaching new highs as bullish momentum is evident in the charts. Analysts are discussing the potential for bitcoin fatigue, a decreasing supply, and the associated risks in the cryptocurrency market.

Bitcoin's performance is undeniable, with its price increasing by 942% over the past five years and an astonishing 47,330% over the last decade.

Cardano (ADA) is currently testing a significant resistance level around 0.0000820 BTC. A successful breakout above this level may lead to a wider rally among altcoins.

Bitcoin (BTC) is poised for a significant breakout, with on-chain metrics and market trends indicating a potential rise above $118,000 in the upcoming weeks.

Bitcoin reached a high of $124,457 on August 14th but has since experienced a decline as sellers capitalized on profits and shifted their focus to new investment opportunities.

After trading around $114,500 for most of the day, Bitcoin experienced a sharp decline, reaching a low of $110,671 on Sunday.

A total collapse of Bitcoin could lead to a financial crisis more severe than that of 2008, according to experts. Such a downturn could significantly impact markets and erode investor confidence.

The price of Ethereum, the second largest cryptocurrency, reached a new high of $4,954.81 on Sunday. Meanwhile, Bitcoin has lost the gains it made during the Jackson Hole rally. Over the weekend, Tom Lee's Bitmine Immersion Technologies made a significant purchase of $45 million.

Bitcoin experienced a sudden decline, falling toward $110,000, leading to the liquidation of $300 million in long positions within just one hour. Meanwhile, Ethereum faced rejection at the $5,000 mark.