Most major cryptocurrencies experienced price declines, with Bitcoin falling 1.3% to around $77,239 and Ethereum slightly down by 0.19%. Other coins like Binance Coin, XRP, and Litecoin also saw notable drops. This reflects ongoing market volatility and investor caution. Stablecoins remained steady near $1, indicating continued demand for less volatile assets. Investors should watch for further market movements and potential regulatory impacts.
Institutional buying and a recovery in Bitcoin's mining hash rate support the idea that Bitcoin has passed a cyclical bottom. Since Bitcoin's low near $60,000, institutional demand, especially from ETFs, has exceeded daily mined supply, providing pos...
Bitway (BTW) recorded the largest 24-hour gain among the top 90 cryptocurrencies by market cap, rising 12.9% to $2.18 as most other major cryptocurrencies fell. Pearl (PRL) and Venice Token (VVV) also saw notable increases, while KuCoin (KCS) and sev...
Social sentiment data shows Ethereum (ETH) is experiencing strong bullish momentum with a 2.05 bullish-to-bearish comment ratio, signaling FOMO among traders due to its rebound and network optimism. In contrast, Bitcoin (BTC) and Ripple's XRP face gr...
Bitcoin fell below $82,000 following the release of the US Consumer Price Index report, which showed inflation rising 0.6% in September and 3.7% annually. Core inflation, excluding food and energy, also increased, signaling persistent inflationary pr...
The crypto market dropped 4.5% to a total capitalization of $2.76 trillion after US September inflation data came in above expectations, raising concerns about higher interest rates. Unlike earlier sell-offs driven by leveraged futures liquidations, ...
