Bitcoin climbed above $63,000 supported by $197 million inflows into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, ending weeks of withdrawals. This inflow indicates renewed institutional interest, helping stabilize Bitcoin prices despite global market volatility. Analysts note the market is normalizing but hasn’t fully recovered, with traders showing bullish sentiment and expecting further gains, possibly targeting $66,000 next. The situation highlights cautious optimism amid geopolitical tensions and ongoing market adjustments.
Bitcoin's price jumped to an intraday high of $87,374 on September 21, its highest since January, driven by billions flowing back into crypto and strong institutional buying. The broader crypto market neared $3 trillion in value, with Bitcoin's marke...
On September 21, 2026, four of the five largest cryptocurrencies—Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and BNB—traded above every price level reached in the past 90 days, signaling a broad market rally. This surge was driven primarily by a forced short squeeze ...
Bitcoin's price jumped over 5% to surpass $87,000, its highest since January 2026, driven by a large short squeeze that liquidated over $300 million in short positions within an hour. This surge was supported by $435 million in net inflows into US sp...
Pepe (PEPE) price surged nearly 25% on September 21, breaking above a critical resistance level at $0.00000458 and reaching an intraday high of $0.00000515. This rally pushed its market cap above $2 billion and extended its weekly gains to nearly 40%...
Bitcoin has broken its year-long downtrend by printing its first higher high since peaking near $126K, signaling a potential shift to bullish momentum. Analyst Gert van Lagen highlights this technical breakout alongside a golden cross and strong ETF ...
