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Bitcoin price action since FTX "feels like the world has ended," says Stock-to-Flow creator PlanB.

Historical data around crypto crashes revealed that 14 crypto exchanges, together, were responsible for the loss of at least 1,195,000 BTC, representing 6.3% of the 19.2 Bitcoin currently in circulation.

FTX is gone, and it looks like many centralized crypto platforms will fall with it. But is there a silver lining?

In the past 48-hours Bitcoin traders added to their leveraged long positions even as crypto critics and politicians ramp up their criticism of cryptocurrencies.

Bitcoin and select altcoins are struggling to rise above their immediate resistance levels, indicating that bears remain in full control.

BTC price targets now include $12,000, with Ethereum potentially falling to $800 for the pit of the bear market.

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin warned that risks of having bugs in smart contracts are still present when opting for self-custody.

BItcoin exchange inflows echo 2018 crypto capitulation, but the reasons for the largescale moves from Binance remain unclear.

Bears are better positioned for Friday’s $600 million BTC options expiry, but bulls can flip the tables if Bitcoin price trades above $18,000.

Warren Buffett said that “What we learn from history is that people don’t learn from history.” Crypto traders can change that.

CME Bitcoin futures briefly traded at a 5% discount, alarming analysts, but what does it mean for BTC price?

Bitcoin shrugs off FTX news, but analysts warn BTC price and altcoins are due significant losses.

The FTX fiasco is nothing new for Bitcoin as it survived multiple exchange collapses, bear markets and even outright bans in its decade-plus existence.

The Sydney-based Arkon Energy secured $28 million in a recent funding round to expand its renewable energy Bitcoin mining operations despite the volatile market.

Binance’s CEO reflects on prior dealings and relationship with SBF after the collapse of his FTX empire.

A fresh bankruptcy filing from FTX chief restructuring officer John Ray III highlights that Sam Bankman-Fried received $4 billion in loans from FTX-related silo companies.

Bitvo has managed to back off its acquisition agreement with FTX exchange thanks to long approval process of the deal from local regulators.

Cold feet are in charge as exchange users continue to move Bitcoin from exchanges to non-custodial wallets.