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CRYPTO FUNDING WINTER
Why Bitcoin has lost more than $1 trillion in value in just eight monthsBitcoin experienced its steepest weekly drop since the FTX collapse, driven by outflows from ETFs, AI stock competition, and shifting inter...- Bitcoin’s worst week since FTX crash signals more pain aheadBitcoin experienced its worst week since the FTX collapse, with a modest rebound now raising concerns among analysts. Investors are pulling...
- Bitcoin falls 12% in a week, drops below key $70K level as ETF outflows accelerateBitcoin has fallen below $70,000, dropping nearly 12% in a week. This decline is driven by institutional selling and negative ETF flows. Ma...
- One bitcoin bull cuts forecast by half as "cold breeze" blowsStandard Chartered has halved its bitcoin price forecasts for 2025 and 2026, citing weaker demand and a shift toward ETF-driven buying. Ana...
- Bitcoin to crash to $80000, loses all the gains made in 2025 as crypto winter sets in; Drop under $100K sends market into 'extreme fear' territoryBitcoin's sharp decline below $100,000 has plunged the crypto market into 'extreme fear,' with analysts warning of a potential crash to $80...
- Bitcoin rally masks bleaker picture in the crypto world: Funding winter, job cutsOn Wednesday, crypto exchange Kraken announced job cuts a person familiar with the matter said amounts to 15% of workers, while rival Coinb...
- Bitcoin down 20% from post-ETF highsBitcoin has fallen over one fifth since its peak earlier this month, hit after the United States approved its first spot bitcoin exchange t...
- Six crypto startups raise just $2.1 billion this year, down 80% from 2022After raising more than $20 billion in funding rounds in 2021 and 2022, crypto startups are finding it difficult to get fresh capital these...
- Cryptocurrency prices surge, driven by a potential bitcoin fundCrypto investors are growing optimistic that the Securities and Exchange Commission will approve an exchange traded fund, or ETF, that trac...
- Sequoia Capital cuts its crypto fund by over 65% in funding winterLeading VC firm Sequoia Capital has massively cut its crypto fund, more than 65 per cent to now about $200 million, amid the funding winter.
- Crypto broker Genesis taps insider as interim chief, cuts jobs by 20%Islim is replacing Michael Moro, who is stepping away from the CEO role effective Wednesday, the company said.
- Cryptoverse: Shrimps and whales keep bitcoin afloatShrimps, investors that hold less than 1 bitcoin, are collectively adding to their balance at a rate of 60,460 bitcoin per month, the most ...
- A $2 trillion free-fall rattles crypto to the coreWhat started this year in crypto markets as a “risk-off” bout of selling fueled by a Federal Reserve suddenly determined to rein in excesse...
- Crypto investors' hot streak ends as harsh 'winter' descendsCrypto-evangelizing companies ran commercials during the Super Bowl and spent heavily to sponsor sports arenas and baseball teams. The indu...
- ‘Crypto winter’ fears send chills to battered Bitcoin faithfulBitcoin’s slump brings back memories of 2018 doldrums
- MFs can’t make crypto-related investments before law, says Sebi chiefThe regulator’s comment comes after Invesco Mutual Fund withdrew the launch of its Blockchain fund that aimed to invest in companies that a...
- 2021 Year in Review | Defining moments in India’s crypto saga this yearIndia’s crypto market grew 641% from July 2020 to June 2021, helping turn a region spanning central and southern Asia and Oceania into one ...
- Silicon Valley crypto fund Draper Dragon eyes India debutDraper Dragon Fund, an early backer of Nasdaq-listed crypto exchange Coinbase Global, is likely to invest $75-100 million in Indian blockch...
- Most existing cryptos will perish, Raghuram Rajan saysThe former Reserve Bank of India (RBI) governor Raghuram Rajan believes most of the existing cryptocurrencies will soon perish. Around 6,00...
- Govt may introduce bill on cryptocurrencies in winter session of ParliamentCurrently, there are no particular regulations or any ban on use of cryptocurrencies in the country.
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