Cryptocurrency prices in India today (01 Feb 2026)

Bitcoin Price Today, January 31, 2026: BTC Price Recovers Slightly After Slump, Trading Near USD 84,000 Mark

Crypto markets stabilized after sharp volatility, with Bitcoin rebounding near USD 83,975 from lows around USD 81,000. Risk-asset selloffs, USD 1.8 billion liquidations, ETF outflows, and macro uncertainty weighed on sentiment. Technicals remain weak, regulatory clarity awaited, while Ethereum and major altcoins consolidated alongside Bitcoin amid cautious optimism.

Bitcoin Price Today, January 30, 2026: BTC Price Slumps Further, Now Trading at USD 82,134

Bitcoin slid sharply on Friday, dropping to USD 82,134 amid heavy selling pressure after a global risk-off move. The fall followed tech-led equity losses and over USD 1 billion in crypto liquidations. Bitcoin has breached key supports, hit a 2026 low, and faces caution from ETF outflows and bearish sentiment.

Bitcoin Price Today, January 29, 2026: BTC Price Declines Slightly, Now Trading at USD 88,700

Bitcoin steadied near USD 89,000 on January 29 after recent volatility, trading at USD 88,743 amid cautious recovery. Institutional buying and renewed spot ETF inflows supported prices following a dip toward USD 86,000. Markets remain range-bound as investors assess macro signals and key technical support levels.

Bitcoin Price Today, January 28, 2026: BTC Price Holds Near USD 89,000 After Volatility; Slightly Lower Than USD 89,198 High

Bitcoin has stabilised near USD 89,000 after recent volatility, rebounding from a dip toward USD 86,000. Renewed institutional buying and positive spot ETF inflows supported gains, with BTC rising 2.03% in a day. Analysts see USD 88,000–89,000 as key support, while a breakout above USD 92,000 could revive bullish momentum.

SIM Box Cyber Fraud Busted in Andhra Pradesh; INR 20 Crore Scam Uncovered by Police, 20 Arrested With Foreign Links

Andhra Pradesh police have uncovered a major SIM box cyber fraud operation involving illegal telecom routing and international links. The racket, worth around INR 20 crore, led to multiple arrests and seizures of high-tech equipment. Authorities say the scam highlights rising cross-border cybercrime threats and growing misuse of advanced communication technologies.

Bitcoin Price Sliding Toward Steepest Monthly Drop Since 2022 Amid Crypto Market Downturn

Bitcoin is sliding toward its steepest monthly decline since the 2022 crypto meltdown, with a sharp downturn in market sentiment, large-scale liquidations and institutional selling dragging the broader digital asset ecosystem lower. The world’s largest cryptocurrency has lost more than 12 per cent over the past week and plunged over 22 per cent in the last 30 days.

Bitcoin Price Falls Below USD 100,000 Amid Global Market Sell-Off, World’s Largest Cryptocurrency Hits Intra-Day Low of USD 99,010.06

Other major digital assets also traded lower, with Ethereum sliding 6.76 per cent to $3,331.65, Solana down 3.16 per cent at $157.66, XRP declining 3.16 per cent to $2.24, and Dogecoin slipping 1.47 per cent to $0.165. Bitcoin has now officially entered bear market territory, falling more than 20 per cent from its record high of $126,186 reached in early October.

Breaking News: How To Turn a $1,000 XRP Investment Into $100,000 XRP on Arc Miner?

According to Mike Matson, president of the platform, users can choose one or more contracts, requiring only a small investment (e.g., $1,000), and combine this with a 'reinvestment + hashrate rolling' strategy to amplify daily returns in a short period.

Madras High Court Grants Legal Protection to Digital Assets, Declares Cryptocurrency As ‘Property’ Under Indian Law

In a significant ruling, the Madras High Court has held that cryptocurrency qualifies as 'property' under Indian law, an asset capable of being owned, enjoyed, and held in trust. 'It is not a tangible property, nor is it a currency. However, it is a property which is capable of being enjoyed and possessed (in a beneficial form)' observed a single-judge Bench.

Who Was Konstantin Galich? Know All About 32-Year-Old Ukrainian Crypto Trader Found Dead in His Lamborghini Urus Amid Market Crash

Konstantin Galich, a 32-year-old Ukrainian crypto trader, was found dead in his Lamborghini Urus yesterday with a gunshot wound to the head. Local police have begun a preliminary investigation and concluded that the cause of his death is related to the recent crypto market crash, triggered by the 100% tariff on China imposed by US President Donald Trump. Check more details.