Bitcoin jumped past $72,000 and Ethereum rose to about $2,300, marking their best single-day gains in months driven by $706 million in combined ETF inflows and a $2.7 billion short squeeze. The surge was fueled by strong institutional demand as US regulatory clarity and favorable macroeconomic conditions made these digital assets attractive as hard assets. The inflows into spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs created direct buying pressure, pushing prices higher and triggering forced liquidations. If regulatory momentum continues, broader institutional adoption could follow, signaling a sector-wide repricing beyond just Bitcoin.
Peter Brandt, a well-known futures trader, reversed his bearish stance and bought Bitcoin following a breakout from a rare inverted head-and-shoulders chart pattern. This technical breakout ended a prolonged downtrend and pushed Bitcoin's price above...
Shiba Inu (SHIB) gained about 7% during a broad crypto market rally, trading around $0.0000047 and recovering from recent lows. However, it underperformed major cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum, which surged 18%, and Bitcoin, which also climbed shar...
The US Federal Reserve intervened by purchasing long-dated treasury bonds to curb rising bond yields, which triggered a strong positive reaction in financial markets. Bitcoin rallied 12%, breaking key resistance levels and showing signs of a potentia...
Ethereum surged about 20% from below $1,950 to nearly $2,300 following a breakout driven by derivatives buying and a broader crypto rally linked to U.S. Treasury bond buyback announcements. The price broke through key resistance levels quickly, forci...
Solana (SOL) is nearing a key resistance level at $81, which traders see as crucial for confirming a short-term recovery and targeting a move toward $104. The token currently trades below major moving averages, indicating more work is needed for a bu...
