Yesterday, a "flash crash" sent silver down 11% in minutes. Gold suffered a similar slump, while equities sold off all day long. That volatility is keeping traders on edge. Read more ...

Bitcoin price plunged to $83,000, hitting FTX-era stress levels, as short-term holders capitulate and market volatility spikes. Bitcoin price is entering one of its most fragile moments of the cycle.

Bitcoin (BTC) closed its weekly candle at $76,931 on Sunday, causing BTC to lose its 100-week moving average for the first time since October 2023. Analysts are now weighing whether the move marks the ...

There was recently an intense flash crash across the crypto sector. It's over now. Bitcoin took a dent, but it's already on the mend. 10 stocks we like better than Bitcoin › Flash crashes are like pop ...

October’s flash crash reshaped crypto risk, trust and infrastructure priorities.

Only 14% of respondents said they were selling, while another 16% said they were holding cash while the broader cryptocurrency market cools down. ・One-fifth of traders said they were holding and ...

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 ...

Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao, widely known as CZ, has pushed back against claims that he and Binance were to blame for ...

Binance clarifies October 10 flash crash causes: macro factors, market maker withdrawals, and Ethereum congestion alongside two platform bugs.

The October 10th crypto flash crash, which wiped out nearly $20 billion in leveraged positions, shocked investors across the crypto market. XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) was hit hard with a 60% downturn, which ...

Bithumb fat-finger error briefly sent Bitcoin prices tumbling on the exchange after a system mistake credited around ...

A cryptocurrency “flash crash” is a market event in which many holders of a particular crypto asset suddenly decide to sell, overwhelming buyers and forcing the price to fall sharply within a very ...