Bitcoin drops below $70K, wiping out $450M in leveraged positions after a controversial BTC selloff by Strategy sparks market panic.

Strategy made its first BTC sale since 2022 as Bitcoin ETFs shed billions over the last two weeks, nudging the price down even lower.

Crypto markets continue to struggle even as risk markets across the globe surge higher.

Strategy sold Bitcoin, sparking jitters among investors and raising questions among analysts toward the prospect of future sales.

BTCs drop below $71K triggers $627M in crypto liquidations. Discover how geopolitical strife and Strategy's BTC sale fueled the bearish turn.

Analysts said the size of Strategy's bitcoin sale was relatively trivial, but sent a bearish signal to the broader market.

BTC fell 3.4% in 24 hours to below $71,000, the lowest level in weeks, as Monday's 8-K filing disclosing Strategy's first publicized bitcoin sale continued to weigh.

Bitcoin slipped near the $70,000 mark, hitting a seven-week low as escalating US-Iran tensions triggered risk-off sentiment across global markets. More than $744 million in crypto…

Bitcoin price today falls to a two-month low near 70,000 as Strategy sells BTC, ETF outflows hit a record, and crypto diverges from record-high equities.

Bitcoin drops below $70K, wiping out $450M in leveraged positions after a controversial BTC selloff by Strategy sparks market panic.

Open interest has risen to 773,000 BTC, one of the highest readings on record, while funding rates remain elevated despite weak spot demand and growing market fear.

Bitcoin falls under $70,000 as sellers dominate, fear spikes and onchain data points to a fresh distribution phase.