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.
Bitway (BTW) led cryptocurrency gains with a 45.91% rise to $2.62 in 24 hours, while most of the top 89 cryptocurrencies declined. Pearl (PRL) also rose significantly by 17.99%, but major coins like Bitcoin and Ether saw slight drops, trading at $83,...
The cryptocurrency BTW surged 48.6% to $2.63 despite a 2.4% decline in the overall crypto market cap to $2.82 trillion. Bitcoin remained relatively stable at $83,502, down just 0.4%, while Ethereum dipped 0.9%. This selective rally in smaller altcoin...
Bitcoin is currently trading at $83,443, with Binance's perpetual market showing a significant imbalance: $42.08 million in sell orders versus $32.50 million in buy orders, creating a $9.58 million sell-side gap. Coinbase's spot market also has more ...
Gold trades near $4,160 an ounce as Middle East tensions and rising oil prices keep demand for safe havens in focus, though higher interest rates limit gains. Bitcoin recovered to around $83,650 after a selloff, supported by renewed ETF inflows, with...
Bitcoin's perpetual futures funding rate turned negative at -0.0009% every eight hours, signaling a shift in trader sentiment as open interest declined by 1.72% to $7.67 billion. Despite this, long positions still outnumber shorts at 56.1%. Other maj...
