Bitcoin and crypto prices have fallen sharply over the last 24 hours, hit by a massive $6.3 billion attack on the world’s biggest crypto exchange Binance (though one smaller cry

The largest crypto theft on record took 18,270 Bitcoin - about 0.09% of all coins in circulation. The price fell about 5%.

Bitcoin's Fear and Greed Index just completed one of its fastest drops in recent history, and the last three times it moved this sharply, traders who bought the dip paid a painful price within 30 days.

Bitcoin, which earlier this year shook off its crypto-winter doldrums to clamber back over $80,000, is now below $77,000 amid a high-profile hack of crypto exchange Binance.

October has proven to be quite spooky for Bitcoin (BTC) and Halloween could bring another test for the leading cryptocurrency. In fact, the two share quite a lot. Oct. 31 is a day marked by Halloween celebrations for most of history but something changed 18 years ago.

James Lavish said AI stocks, cash yields, and long-time holders selling call options have kept Bitcoin stuck near $80,000.

J.P. Morgan sees the coin as a better performer than stocks, though it comes at a cost.

Bitcoin plunged below $78,000 on Friday as concerns over a potential security breach at cryptocurrency exchange Binance rattled digital asset markets.

BTC trades near $77,175 as Binance outlines its recovery plan after the $6.3 billion hack, while U.S. spot ETFs log $643M in outflows.

Bitcoin ETF outflows reached $643M after the Binance hack, erasing four days of inflows. Check the latest market and price levels.