Crypto markets gained about $39 billion after U.S.-Iran ceasefire talks led by Marco Rubio raised optimism. Bitcoin reclaimed $64,000 and Ethereum showed recovery signs, but trading volumes stayed below normal, indicating limited conviction. Traders increased derivatives exposure, suggesting cautious optimism, though spot demand remained weak, especially in the U.S. The market's future depends on stronger spot buying to sustain gains beyond leveraged trading activity.
Bitcoin recovered to around $64,200 over the weekend after a Friday sell-off, remaining roughly flat for the week. The market is focused on US-Iran ceasefire talks in Switzerland, while Iran's renewed threat to close the Strait of Hormuz adds uncerta...
Bitcoin options open interest on CME has dropped significantly from $290M in November to around $30-40M by June 2026, with traders focusing on near-term contracts. Futures open interest remains strong, led by Binance and CME, while Deribit shows more...
Bitcoin and Ethereum spearheaded a broad crypto market rally, with Bitcoin rising to $63,880.92 and Ethereum to $1,731.60. Large-cap altcoins also saw gains, notably Solana with a 4.01% increase. However, the rally was accompanied by declining tradin...
Bitcoin is trading around $63,792 and Ethereum near $1,725 amid ongoing market volatility and mixed investor sentiment. Despite current underperformance, bold forecasts suggest Bitcoin could reach between $10 million and $1 billion by 2045 or 2038 re...
Cryptoquant CEO Ki Young Ju highlights a shift among top bitcoin analysts who have turned bearish after Bitcoin's price dropped about $25,000 since the start of 2026. Despite this, he remains one of the few bullish voices, expecting a recovery to aro...
