Bitcoin rose above $63,000 with a 1.5% gain following US President Trump's statement that Iran seeks negotiations, easing market fears. The cryptocurrency is closely watched around the $64,700 daily close level, which could spark a significant relief rally if surpassed. Large holders have accumulated 10,000 BTC this month, suggesting an accumulation phase, while blockchain data shows short-term holder losses typical near cycle bottoms. Analysts warn that a close below $61,300 could lead to further declines, but a move above $66,000 would confirm a bullish chart pattern targeting $72,000–$74,000 in the coming weeks.
Bitcoin's longer-term MACD indicator has flipped bullish, signaling that the recent rally above $64,000 could continue. Key resistance levels to watch are the 50-day moving average near $65,434, the mid-June high around $67,292, and the 200-day movin...
Bitcoin's price has risen to about $63,950, up 1.2% in 24 hours and 4% over the week, recovering from June lows near $58,000. This rise is driven by optimism around a new US crypto Clarity Act draft and a potential SEC rule easing crypto startup fund...
The Japanese yen surged sharply due to fears of Bank of Japan intervention and rising wholesale inflation, causing Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies to underperform in yen terms compared to their USD trading pairs. The yen jumped to 161.55 per...
Ethereum is leading a market recovery with institutional investors driving $70.5 million into ETH products, especially Fidelity's FETH ETF which attracted $69 million. This influx marks five consecutive days of inflows and coincides with Ethereum's p...
Bitcoin has risen above $63,000, gaining about 2% in 24 hours, supported by falling oil prices and lower U.S. Treasury yields that have improved investor appetite for risk assets. Despite this price recovery, the Crypto Fear & Greed Index remains in ...
