Analysts suggest Bitcoin might reach $200,000 if the CLARITY Act becomes law, as it would enable more institutional investment and reduce regulatory risks. However, the bill faces seven significant obstacles in the Senate, including opposition from seven Democrats who previously supported crypto legislation, the need for bipartisan support to reach 60 votes, and timing challenges before the November midterms. The bill also raises concerns about allowing former President Trump to profit from crypto ventures, complicating its passage. Market sentiment is cautiously optimistic, but major banks like Citi have lowered Bitcoin price targets due to legislative delays.
Bitcoin dropped below $67,000 during a broad cryptocurrency selloff that also pushed Ether under $1,900, XRP below $1, and Solana under $75. This selloff led to more than $330 million in liquidations across the crypto market within a two-hour period,...
Bitcoin's price fell below the $67,000 mark to $66,972 on Binance spot trading as of 10:42 p.m. ET on Nov. 13, representing a $366 decline within 15 minutes. This drop marks a 0.83% decrease from its price an hour earlier, highlighting short-term vol...
Bitcoin's price fell 4.47% to $67,220 as of late Friday, dipping below a critical $67,000 level. This drop triggered an estimated $276 million in long-side liquidations across major centralized exchanges, indicating significant selling pressure. The ...
Bitcoin's price fell 1.57% in one hour to $67,184 and declined 4.61% over 24 hours as of Nov. 13. During the same hour, liquidations of long Bitcoin positions on Binance, Bybit, and OKX totaled $41.17 million, indicating significant market volatility...
Pearl (PEARL) topped the list of most-searched cryptocurrencies on Nov. 13, trading at $1.55 with an 11.33% increase over 24 hours and a market cap of $585.6 million. Akedo (AKE) recorded the largest 24-hour price gain among the seven tracked cryptos...
