Asian equities also fell sharply Friday morning, with South Korea's Kospi losing over 8% and triggering a circuit breaker.

A rotation out of this year's best AI and chip stocks sank Asian markets, with South Korea's Kospi down 6%, and crypto fell with them. Bitcoin is down more than 3% on the week.

Bitcoin lost 2.5% to $62,300 and ether fell over 4% to $1,650, while $717 million in liquidations amplified losses across altcoins.

Bitcoin slipped to $62,000 as a stronger U.S. dollar and broader risk-off sentiment pressured crypto markets ahead of key inflation data.

A renewed rout in semiconductor stocks pulled risk assets lower again, and crypto kept sliding. Bitcoin is down 5% on the week, with ether and the memecoins falling harder.

Bitcoin slipped to around $62,600, extending losses amid a broader selloff in AI and technology stocks that triggered risk-off sentiment. ETF outflows, weak liquidity and a…

Bitcoin dropped below $60,000 as more than $650 million in crypto positions were liquidated and crypto related stocks sold off.

Bitcoin fell below the key $60K support level, dragging Ethereum, XRP and Dogecoin lower as a broader risk-off move tied to weakness in semiconductor stocks hit markets. Analysts…

Bitcoin slid below $60,000 and Ether fell harder still on Wednesday, as a selloff in AI and semiconductor stocks and rising bets on a Federal Reserve rate hike pushed investors…

The token fell to about $59,000 before buyers stepped in, but the week's losses are steep across the board. A blowout Micron forecast lifted stocks and oil kept sliding, yet…

Bitcoin slipped towards the $61,000 level as profit booking and cautious sentiment weighed on crypto markets. Broader weakness across major tokens reflected risk aversion,…

Bitcoin falls to $59K with over $1B liquidated. Bitcoin above $54K by June 26, 2026 at 99.4% YES; Bitcoin reaching $90K at 0.1% YES.

Asian equities also fell sharply Friday morning, with South Korea's Kospi losing over 8% and triggering a circuit breaker.

BTC sees a relief bounce as Asian stocks wilt following sharp losses on Wall Street.