Bitcoin surged past $80,000 for the first time since May 2026, rising about 38% from lows near $58,000 in late June and early July. This rally was supported by $1.9 billion in weekly inflows into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs—the highest since October 2025—and U.S. Treasury buyback programs that lowered yields, boosting risk assets. Over $220 million in short positions were liquidated as Bitcoin crossed $80K, and technical indicators suggest the bear market may have ended. Investors now watch upcoming U.S. inflation data for further market direction.
Bitcoin is moving away from a weakness zone and may enter a stronger bullish phase, according to CryptoQuant's analysis. Although the market has not yet experienced extreme speculative mania, Bitcoin's price rose 2.5% to $78,240.79, with indicators s...
Bitcoin surged past $80,000, reaching $80,240 during early trading, even as the Clarity Act, a key crypto regulatory bill, remains stalled in the U.S. Senate. This rally occurred alongside notable gains in Solana, which rose to $37, and Hyperliquid, ...
Bitcoin experienced a volatile week influenced by U.S. inflation data, the Federal Reserve's 25 basis point rate hike, and the Senate's rejection of the CLARITY bill. Despite initial price drops following these events, Bitcoin recovered steadily, rea...
Bitcoin surged 6% to over $81,000 driven by two key factors: the SEC's new exemption allowing regulated platforms to trade tokenized stocks on-chain, and falling crude oil prices which eased inflation concerns. The SEC's move came despite the Senate ...
Bitcoin's price surged past $81,000, triggering $547 million in liquidations of leveraged crypto positions within 24 hours, according to CoinGlass. Most liquidations were from short positions, totaling $469.19 million, while longs accounted for $57.1...
