Articles
Bitcoin|Meme Coins

Bitcoin slips to $79,000, DOGE leads majors losses as negative funding rates set 10-year record

User Image

Anonim tarafından

Oluşturuldu May 08, 2026|1 dakika okuma
Main Image

Bitcoin pulled back from this week's $81,500 high after U.S. forces fired on Iranian targets, while crypto futures markets logged their 67th straight day of negative funding rates, the longest streak in a decade per K33 Research.

Source: CoinDesk


Son zamanlarda yayınlanan diğer makaleler

Are perps swaps? A quick look at that CME suit: State of Crypto
Are perps swaps? A quick look at that CME suit: State of Crypto

Crypto Market Analysis

CME Group sued the CFTC on Thursday, alleging that the agency was wrong in how it approved Kalshi's ...

Dash eyes Philippines as market for crypto payments
Dash eyes Philippines as market for crypto payments

Crypto Market Analysis

Dash is assessing the Philippines for a crypto payments push as regulators promote easier business r...

Bitcoin price may hit $24K if US stock market crashes by 50%, analyst warns
Bitcoin price may hit $24K if US stock market crashes by 50%, analyst warns

Bitcoin

Bitcoin’s drop to $23,980 remains the worst-case scenario as weaker ETF flows and low US demand sh...

Bitcoin tipped for $66K top as trader flags 'suspicious' BTC price gains
Bitcoin tipped for $66K top as trader flags 'suspicious' BTC price gains

Bitcoin

Bitcoin pushed for a $64,000 reclaim despite the US-Iran war making a partial comeback and Binance s...

Bitcoin holds near $64,000 as a renewed Hormuz threat clouds US-Iran ceasefire talks
Bitcoin holds near $64,000 as a renewed Hormuz threat clouds US-Iran ceasefire talks

Bitcoin

Crypto firmed over the weekend after Friday's sell-off, with bitcoin recovering toward $64,000. Perm...

Ethereum's biggest 'sandwich' bot drained of $7.5 million in ironic exploit
Ethereum's biggest 'sandwich' bot drained of $7.5 million in ironic exploit

Ethereum

Blockaid said an attacker tricked Jaredfromsubway.eth into approving fake trading routes, then used ...