Bitcoin's price has stabilized around $64,000 but lacks the momentum for a sustained bull run. Key technical indicators, including moving averages and momentum metrics, suggest the market is still trying to find a bottom rather than entering a bullish phase. For a stronger recovery, Bitcoin needs to break above $66,000-$67,000 and then challenge the 200-day moving average near $72,000. Until these conditions are met, the outlook for a new bull run remains uncertain.
Bitcoin fell to an October low near $80,420 before recovering to about $83,000 amid heavy selling and large liquidations. Ripple-backed Evernorth, a company focused on XRP digital asset treasury, is set to list on Nasdaq under ticker XRPN on October ...
In 2026, Bitcoin's overall volatility has decreased compared to 2018, yet it has experienced more frequent extreme price moves, with 10 '3-sigma' trading days through early October versus 8 in all of 2018. Despite lower average volatility, Bitcoin re...
Bitcoin's price increased to $83,022 in spot trading on Binance as of October 10, marking a $200 gain within 15 minutes and a 0.22% rise from an hour earlier. This uptick reflects continued interest and momentum in the largest cryptocurrency by marke...
Among seven tracked cryptocurrencies, Official Trump (TRUMP) led search interest with a 3.35% price increase to $1.89 and a market cap of $532.9 million. Aerodrome Finance (AERO) recorded the highest 24-hour gain of 12.82%, reaching $0.898 and a mark...
Ethereum's derivatives market saw over $177 million in long positions liquidated on October 8, marking the largest long squeeze since June. Despite this, bullish sentiment is rising with smart traders opening large leveraged long positions and Bitfin...
