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.
Bitcoin surged above $63,000, reaching a two-week high, while XRP led major cryptocurrencies with a 10% weekly gain, becoming the fifth-largest by market cap. The rally is supported by easing inflation concerns and a weaker U.S. jobs report, which bo...
Bitcoin challenged the $63K level but failed to surpass it, bouncing from $58.5K earlier in July. Over $143 million in short liquidations indicate many traders were caught off-guard, suggesting a possible bullish reversal rather than just a short squ...
John Bollinger, creator of the Bollinger Bands, predicts a trend reversal for Bitcoin after a recent price rebound from $60,000 support forming a bullish 'W' pattern. Bitcoin ETFs ended a 10-day outflow streak with $224 million inflows, though overal...
Bitcoin's profit and loss ratio has dropped to its lowest point in 43 months, indicating more holders are currently at a loss than since 2023. This metric reflects market stress and has led to divided investor sentiment: some experts like Bitwise's M...
Bitcoin surged above $63,000 for the first time in two weeks, reversing losses from late June as crypto markets rebounded. XRP rose over 5% in a day and nearly 10% over the week, surpassing USDC to become the fifth-largest cryptocurrency by market va...
