Bitcoin and Ethereum prices increased by 1.80% and 2.71% respectively, signaling investor preference for large-cap cryptocurrencies despite mixed performance among altcoins. Bitcoin dominance rose to 57.92% and Ethereum's to 9.87%, indicating capital rotation toward more liquid, lower-risk assets. Meanwhile, trading volumes in DeFi, stablecoins, and derivatives declined, suggesting cautious market sentiment and selective buying rather than broad enthusiasm. The market's near-term direction depends on whether large caps can sustain momentum without a rebound in overall market liquidity and risk appetite.
Top crypto traders increased bullish futures positions on July 25, with Ethereum leading gains in coin-margined contracts and Bitcoin rising in USDT-margined accounts. This selective increase in long exposure suggests growing risk appetite, particula...
Bitcoin and Ethereum prices fell slightly on Friday, with Bitcoin down 0.96% to $64,147 and Ethereum down 0.62% to $1,861, indicating a mild pullback in major cryptocurrencies. Meanwhile, some large-cap altcoins like Tron and Dogecoin posted modest g...
Bitcoin held steady despite a tech stock selloff triggered by weak earnings, with over 83,000 traders liquidated recently. Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw significant outflows, while Ethereum ETFs had inflows. Analysts predict Bitcoin may experience one final ...
Bitcoin fell below $64,000 after nearly reaching $67,000 mid-week, causing $87 million in Bitcoin liquidations and $312 million across the crypto market. The drop reduced Bitcoin's market cap to $1.285 trillion and was influenced by fluctuating oil p...
The crypto market cap fell 1.18% in 24 hours with Bitcoin and Ethereum down 1.35% and 1.85% respectively. Bitcoin's longest streak of spot ETF inflows in nine months ended, coinciding with rising U.S.-Iran tensions and higher oil prices, which increa...
