During recent geopolitical tensions, Bitcoin and Ethereum surged more than 20%, while gold and silver prices dropped sharply. This divergence reflects a shift in investor behavior, with liquidity expectations and ETF inflows driving capital toward digital assets rather than traditional safe-haven metals. Crypto's 24/7 trading and institutional demand accelerated price discovery, contrasting with slower, profit-taking-driven declines in precious metals. The trend signals a broader change in how markets respond to risk, favoring liquidity-sensitive assets over fear-based hedges during uncertainty.
Bitcoin developer Luke Dashjr has dismissed calls to cancel BIP-110, a controversial proposal aiming to temporarily limit non-financial data like Ordinals and Runes on the Bitcoin network. The proposal seeks to preserve Bitcoin's core use as a peer-t...
Bitcoin surged nearly 7% in the week ending July 5, marking its best performance since March, driven by a muted U.S. inflation outlook. The two-year inflation breakeven rate fell below 2%, the Federal Reserve's target, signaling expectations of lower...
Bitcoin surged nearly 10% from its July 1 low, climbing close to $64,000 after weak US jobs data lowered expectations for Federal Reserve rate hikes. The rebound was supported by a return of ETF inflows, easing oil prices, and a short squeeze. Key re...
Bitcoin's price has surged more than 10% since early July, breaking out from a falling wedge pattern and surpassing the 200 SMA as support. However, the rally lacks strong volume backing and the price has yet to make a higher high, indicating potenti...
Bitcoin and Ethereum prices rose by 1.20% and 1.32% respectively, boosting overall crypto market sentiment despite a decline in decentralized finance (DeFi) trading volume. Large-cap altcoins mostly gained, with Bitcoin dominance increasing to 58%, i...
