Bitcoin and Ethereum led gains in the crypto market with prices rising 1.31% and 1.58% respectively, driven by increased spot demand. However, trading volumes in derivatives and DeFi sectors dropped significantly, indicating cautious investor behavior and less speculative leverage. The market shows a tilt toward large-cap assets like Bitcoin, whose dominance slightly increased, while overall trading activity suggests a steady but not aggressive rally. This cautious momentum suggests the market is advancing with selective buying rather than broad risk-taking, with stablecoins maintaining their pegs and liquidity remaining calm.
The Crypto Fear & Greed Index surged from 27 to 74 in mid-August, reflecting a strong shift from fear to greed driven by Bitcoin's rally from below $68,000 to nearly $80,000 and significant gains in altcoins. This rise indicates growing investor opti...
Bitcoin fell nearly 1% to around $79,000 during Asian trading as investors took profits after a week-long rally that boosted Bitcoin by about 23%. XRP led the broader crypto market decline, dropping over 4% but still up nearly 45% for the week. Other...
Bitcoin fell back below $79,000 after testing resistance above $81,000, with traders debating if this signals a sustained crypto recovery or a short-term pullback. Institutional demand remains strong, as US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw inflows of $337.56 mi...
Katie Stockton of Fairlead Strategies says Bitcoin has cleared its 200-day moving average and shows strong momentum, indicating more room to grow compared to gold. Bitcoin's longer oversold period allowed it to form a solid base, supporting a sustain...
Bitcoin's Bull Score surged from 30 to 80 in one week, its highest since October 2025, driven by strong spot and futures demand. The rally pushed Bitcoin above $79,000, close to the key $83,000 weekly close needed to confirm a new bull market. Despit...
