Bitcoin has reclaimed and held above the $80,000 level, reaching near $81,000—the highest since late January—supported by reduced selling from short-term holders and a Binance-driven short squeeze. While buyers defend this level, momentum remains fragile due to weak confirmation across exchanges, signaling potential risks of reversal. Future gains toward $82,000–$85,000 depend on new demand entering the market rather than isolated forced buying.
Bitcoin fell about 2.7% to around $63,200 following the U.S. market close, dragged down by a sharp 10% drop in South Korea's Kospi index, which hit its lowest since April. The U.S. Senate postponed a vote on the CLARITY Act, delaying crypto regulator...
On July 27, Bitcoin ETFs experienced an outflow of $11.6 million, indicating a possible short-term drop in investor demand. Meanwhile, Ethereum funds saw an inflow of $9.2 million, reflecting growing positive sentiment toward Ethereum. These contrast...
The US dollar index surged to a 13-month high driven by growing speculation of a Federal Reserve rate hike amid persistent inflation and high energy prices. This strengthened dollar has pressured Bitcoin and Ethereum, which typically move inversely t...
XRP's price declined to around $1.06 as investors remain cautious ahead of a US vote on the Clarity Act, which could clarify crypto regulations. Despite growing on-chain activity and Ripple's launch of institutional tools like Ripple Mint, XRP faces ...
Sui (SUI) cryptocurrency fell 8.76% over the past week, pressured by upcoming token unlocks totaling 13.72 million tokens on August 1, which may increase supply and selling pressure. The market shows short-term bearish sentiment with declining open i...
