Bitcoin is trading around $76,718 after a slight 0.8% drop, remaining within a tight range between $76,000 and $80,000. Analysts highlight the importance of a weekly close above $78,300 to prevent a repeat of a bearish price pattern seen in May 2026. The main resistance zone lies between $81,700 and $83,000, which must be surpassed for a stronger bullish shift. On the downside, support levels are near $75,000 and further down between $64,000 and $60,000. Market activity shows weak spot demand but rising derivatives interest, with investors closely watching upcoming Federal Reserve meetings for macroeconomic cues.
Bloomberg strategist Mike McGlone warns that Bitcoin's strong correlation with the S&P 500 and expected Federal Reserve interest rate hikes could trigger a significant sell-off. Bitcoin has lost its status as a 'digital gold' safe haven, behaving mor...
Bitcoin's price is currently around $76,400 to $76,700 after a recent volatile swing between $79,837 and $76,040. Short-term charts show bearish momentum with resistance near $78,500 to $82,800, but the longer-term moving averages remain bullish, ind...
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP are maintaining stable prices as the Federal Reserve's September 16 meeting approaches, despite rising Treasury yields nearing 5%. This resilience suggests the crypto market may be adapting to a higher interest rate environ...
Goldman Sachs has revised its monetary outlook, now forecasting a 25 basis point Federal Reserve rate hike in September following stronger-than-expected core inflation data for August. This shift reflects a growing consensus among major banks and has...
On September 11, 2026, two major Bitcoin mining pools, Antpool and Spiderpool, simultaneously found valid blocks at the same height, causing a brief blockchain reorganization. Antpool's block ultimately became part of the main chain, while Spiderpool...
