Bitcoin remained stable around $64,000 despite global stock markets reaching new highs driven by enthusiasm for AI-related shares. Ether was the only major cryptocurrency to decline over the week, falling about 2%. The market showed little reaction to cheaper oil prices and easing interest rate expectations, suggesting internal crypto market factors are limiting gains. Investors are watching closely for a potential agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, which could be a key catalyst for crypto markets if confirmed.
Bitcoin surged over 25% in August but shows weak spot demand and liquidity, raising concerns of a bull trap. Meanwhile, Ethereum sees strong liquidity growth with stablecoin supply rising and record ETH staking, indicating robust demand. This liquidi...
Bitcoin traded around $77,000, slightly up but under pressure ahead of crucial US inflation data that could influence the Federal Reserve's upcoming interest rate decision. The broader crypto market also faced declines amid rising oil prices and high...
Bitcoin's price outlook is bullish as strong inflows into U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs, totaling over $600 million in early September, support a recovery above $80,000. Producer Price Index data showed slightly higher inflation, but markets had anticipated...
Senate Republicans have introduced a new 630-page version of the CLARITY Act, a significant crypto regulation bill affecting Bitcoin, XRP, and Ethereum. The updated bill clarifies distinctions between decentralized and non-decentralized finance proto...
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 ...
