The crypto market crash in October left many market makers holding the bag and likely ended the “easy yield” traders could ...

On October 10, the crypto market endured its largest liquidation in history. In under 24 hours, over $19 billion in leveraged positions vanished. This affected 1.6 million traders and erased nearly ...

Market crashes have a way of clarifying things. Crypto's latest flash crash was quite severe, but it didn't actually break the crypto market. Financial institutions significantly helped to stabilize ...

A steep crypto crash happened on Friday, leading to one of the biggest bloodbaths in the industry this year. Bitcoin price crashed to a low of $106,867, down by over 11% from its highest level this ...

Bitcoin has dropped toward $90,000 per bitcoin, accelerating a sharp decline from its October all-time high of $126,000 as Federal Reserve uncertainty fuels bitcoin price crash fears. Sign up now for ...

In every market cycle, there's a moment when investors start to believe that this time is different, that the guardrails are taller, that the road is smoother. But after the Oct. 10 flash crash, a ...

Crypto just experienced the most severe flash crash of its history. Leverage is one major factor to blame. An underlying lack of demand for many altcoins was another key factor. 10 stocks we like ...

The crypto market crash that began on Oct. 10 hasn't spared anyone. Whether they're long-term whales or small-time retail traders, nearly everyone is exiting the market even if they have to face ...

The past week has not been kind to blockchain entrepreneurs, whose holdings suffered the largest crypto liquidation in history last Friday, an event which wiped more than $380 billion off the market.

XRP has recovered quickly after the recent crypto flash crash that saw nearly $20 billion in liquidations across all major crypto assets. This story looks into how XRP’s price performance post-crash ...

Crypto trader famed for calling the 2022 market bottom, warns Trump's tariff-driven meltdown may be a “pre–Black Swan event” as over $19B in crypto positions vanish. The pseudonymous crypto trader ...