Bitcoin is trading around $65,167, up about 1.4% on the day, after the US Senate confirmed it would not vote on the CLARITY Act before the August recess. The market had already priced in this delay, so the impact was muted. Bitcoin remains in a defined trading range between $61,858 and $67,074, below its 200-day EMA, indicating the broader downtrend is intact. The delay mainly affects altcoins more than Bitcoin, and the price is expected to continue fluctuating within this range until the Senate revisits the bill in September.
As of September 9, 2026, nine out of ten major cryptocurrencies are trading below their prices from exactly one year earlier, with Bitcoin down 29% and others like Ethereum and Cardano falling even more sharply. In Germany, this date marks the expira...
On September 8, US-listed XRP ETFs saw the largest inflows among 12 spot crypto fund groups, gaining $1.55 million, while only Hedera also recorded inflows. In contrast, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana ETFs experienced significant outflows totaling $71...
Bitcoin traded near $79,000 on September 9, 2026, showing a modest daily gain of 0.77%. This price movement coincided with unconfirmed reports of a Zcash ETF raising $500 million, though no official issuer or exchange has verified this figure. The Zc...
Anthropic's AI platform Claude forecasts Bitcoin will modestly recover to about $95,000 by December 31, 2026, but fall short of $100,000 due to risks from the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions and geopolitical tensions affecting oil supply. T...
Bitcoin is trading near $78,700 after multiple failed attempts to surpass the $79,500 resistance level, leaving the market uncertain between pushing toward $82,000 or falling back to support levels around $70,500 and lower. Traders are cautious ahead...
