Cryptocurrency prices display varied changes, with Bitcoin rising modestly to $78,575 and Ethereum increasing to about $2,476. Other notable movements include significant gains in tokens like XMR and UNI, while some coins like PUMP and PIEVERSE experience sharp declines. These fluctuations reflect ongoing market volatility and investor sentiment shifts. Traders should watch for further developments as the crypto market remains dynamic.
Strategy, the largest corporate Bitcoin holder, bought 250 BTC at an average price of $86,194 between October 5-11, marking its fourth straight week of Bitcoin purchases. However, it spent $192.4 million repurchasing 1.93 million STRC preferred share...
Bitcoin's price surged more than 3% today, rising from around $81,000 to over $84,000. This rebound is driven by a combination of macroeconomic and technical factors, including easing global bond yields, falling oil prices, and optimistic geopolitica...
Bitcoin is currently testing a key support level near $81,000, aligned with its 400-day moving average, which has historically triggered quick rebounds. Resistance is observed around $84,000 at the 20-day moving average, with a potential breakout pos...
Hyperliquid's own token, HYPE, fell 5.9% on October 13, 2026, much more than Bitcoin's 0.8% drop, due to $1.66 billion of open leveraged positions on the token against only $611 million daily turnover. This high leverage-to-turnover ratio means price...
Bitcoin briefly dropped to $80,850 before recovering close to $84,000, amid sharp market volatility that pushed daily liquidations above $800 million. The cryptocurrency's market cap stands at $1.67 trillion with dominance rising to 59.7%. Other majo...
