Bitcoin briefly fell to $77,600 during early trading on Tuesday, its lowest since early September, due to escalating military tensions in the Middle East. The cryptocurrency recovered above $78,000 as energy prices surged, with Brent crude nearing $100 per barrel. Analysts warn that a weekly close below $78,300 could signal further declines, while a close above $83,000 might push Bitcoin toward $100,000 by year-end. The situation remains volatile as regional conflicts impact global markets and investor sentiment.
Bitcoin traded around $79,200 on September 9, about 37% below its October 2025 peak, marking a shallower decline compared to the 77%-83% drops in previous bear markets. Wintermute highlighted that Bitcoin's current cycle drawdown is smaller, supporte...
Bitcoin is approaching a key bullish technical signal known as the golden cross after its recovery in August. This occurs as its 50-day and 100-day moving averages converge near the 200-day average, signaling a potential medium-term momentum shift. H...
Rosen Law Firm is investigating potential breaches of fiduciary duties by the directors and officers of Manhattan Associates, Inc. This legal action could impact shareholders of the company, prompting them to seek more information or legal counsel. T...
Euronet Worldwide has had its buy rating reaffirmed by analysts, reflecting confidence in its top line growth, innovations in payment technology, and a strong balance sheet supported by an investment-grade Fitch rating. Although the company does not ...
MaxLinear, Inc. is rated a 'Buy' with a $105 price target, offering 67% upside potential after its stock dropped over 50%. The company's key chip platforms—Keystone PAM4 DSP, Rushmore, Annapurna, and Panther accelerators—are expected to fuel substant...
