If someone told you that stock market investors are offloading their cherished holdings, you will most likely interpret it as a sign of an

Bitcoin (BTC) price witnessed a sharp decline of 7.13% toward the tail end on Jan. 26 to the early hours on Jan. 27, dropping under $100,000 for the first time since Donald Trump became the 47th US president.

Tesla revealed that it has not sold any of its Bitcoins in Q4, 2024, and holds approximately 9,720 Bitcoins, valued at around $1.2 billion.

Short-term bitcoin holders who bought BTC near record highs exited the market at a $2.2B loss amid a selloff triggered by China's AI start-up, DeepSeek. Institutions also appear to be de-risking based on Chicago Mercantile Exchange activity.