Bitcoin Cash surged 32.2% to $295.41, leading the day's top gainers as investors show renewed interest in Bitcoin forks, which are seen as more scalable alternatives to Bitcoin. Other notable gainers include Zcash (+29.5%), known for privacy features, Pepe (+27.5%), a meme coin, and Aave (+25.4%), a DeFi platform. The market shows high volatility with contrasting movements among altcoins, influenced by Bitcoin's price and upcoming regulatory and economic factors. This trend highlights growing investor appetite for diverse crypto features like scalability and privacy, potentially signaling a shift in investment strategies within the crypto market.
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) experienced a sharp decline of 3.33% within one hour, falling to $305 as of 10:23 a.m. ET on September 30. This drop extended its 24-hour loss to 2.06%, with trading activity measured on Binance’s BCH/USDT market. The price was $31...
U.S. stocks rebounded last week with the S&P 500 up 1.21%, Nasdaq gaining 2.06%, and Dow Jones rising 0.28%, driven by stronger technology shares and falling energy prices. Meanwhile, spot Bitcoin and Ether ETF holdings increased significantly, with ...
Bitcoin remained just above $83,100 as rising U.S. Treasury yields and climbing oil prices stoked inflation fears and expectations of another Federal Reserve rate hike. Zcash led major token losses with a 12% drop, while The Graph surged 18%. Analyst...
Quant (QNT) surged 60.6% to $271.28 in 24 hours, sharply outperforming the broader crypto market which fell 4.5% to a $2.84 trillion total cap. Bitcoin held steady around $82,994 with 58.8% dominance, while altcoins mostly declined, led by ARB down 1...
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) experienced a sharp decline of 5.96% within four hours, falling from $327 to $308 as of early September 28. This drop extended its 24-hour loss to 7.21%, placing BCH at 22nd in market capitalization with about $6.37 billion. The pr...
