Bitcoin and Ethereum prices fell as investors anticipate crucial U.S. inflation data and European Central Bank rate decisions. Bitcoin dropped 1.75% to $79,599 and Ethereum fell 2.45% to $2,455 amid expectations of a possible Federal Reserve rate hike and a likely ECB increase. Despite short-term selling pressure, institutional demand remains strong with significant ETF inflows. Market watchers now focus on upcoming U.S. CPI data and ECB decisions, which could further impact crypto prices.
Cryptocurrency markets display varied price changes with Bitcoin holding steady above $80,000, while altcoins such as NEAR and DASH experience significant gains of 12.03% and 24.48% respectively. Other notable performers include LTC and UNI, both ris...
Fifteen years ago, Bitcoin closed at $7.97 after a major crash from its $31.91 peak earlier in 2011. Despite this early volatility and uncertainty, Bitcoin has grown almost 10,000 times in price, reaching around $79,500 in 2026. This growth occurred ...
Bitcoin briefly fell below $80,000 amid a market correction but remains near this key level. Traders on Kalshi predict a recovery and potential rise to $85,000 by September's end, reflecting confidence in Bitcoin's longer-term upward trend despite sh...
XRP fell to around $1.40 following stronger-than-expected US jobs data that increased the probability of a Federal Reserve rate hike to 51%, triggering a broader crypto market selloff. Meanwhile, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) published...
Bitcoin has surged about 40% from its July low near $57,700 to trade around $79,000-$81,000 in early September, driven by institutional ETF inflows and favorable macroeconomic conditions. Despite this strong rally—the best August performance since 20...
