Bitcoin surged above $65,000 following a US-Iran ceasefire that eased inflation concerns by lowering crude oil prices. This development weakened the dollar and boosted Bitcoin's appeal to international investors. Large holders moved $198 million worth of Bitcoin off exchanges, signaling reduced supply and increased scarcity, while mining activity also decreased selling pressure. Investors now await the Federal Reserve's policy decision, with a 33% chance of a rate hike, which could impact crypto markets further.
Ethereum has surged nearly 20% in July, significantly outperforming Bitcoin's 11.7% gain as ETH trades around $1,880 to $1,970. This rise is driven by increased ETF flows into Ethereum products and higher staking participation, which reduces circulat...
Elon Musk predicts that by 2036, money could become largely irrelevant as advances in artificial intelligence and robotics enable society to produce more goods and services than people can consume. This abundance could reduce the need for traditional...
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP spot ETFs collectively attracted over $152 million in net inflows during mid-July 2026, with Bitcoin leading the charge. While Bitcoin and Ethereum remain dominant due to earlier launches, newer ETFs like Solana and...
Bitcoin climbed back above $65,000, rising about 1.2% amid a pause in US-Iran military actions, which eased geopolitical tensions and caused oil prices to fall nearly 5%. Ethereum outperformed Bitcoin with a 3% gain, signaling a potential altcoin ral...
Leading cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum rose following a pause in US-Iran hostilities, lifting investor sentiment and stock futures. Bitcoin reached $65,500 before facing resistance, while Ethereum spiked to $1,960. Market data shows signi...
