Leading cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Dogecoin fell as investors took profits, with Bitcoin dropping back into the $65,000 range after nearing $67,000. Over $340 million was liquidated in 24 hours, reflecting high market volatility and 'Extreme Fear' sentiment. Analyst Michaël van de Poppe highlighted $64,000 as a crucial support level for Bitcoin; holding above it could lead to gains toward $74,000-$79,000, while failing it may trigger new lows. The overall crypto market cap slipped slightly to $2.25 trillion amid mixed stock market performance.
Bitcoin's price pulled back to around $81,150 after briefly exceeding $82,000 on September 4, driven by profit-taking following a short squeeze fueled by softer Federal Reserve rate hike expectations and strong inflows into US spot Bitcoin ETFs total...
The SEC issued Order No. 34-106268 approving XRP and Solana as digital commodities alongside Bitcoin and Ether, allowing actively managed crypto ETFs to hold up to 15% of assets in these coins. This regulatory clarity sparked a $566.9 million short s...
Economists expect the US economy to add about 53,000 to 56,000 jobs in August, a rebound from July's loss. The unemployment rate is forecasted to stay near 4.1%. This jobs report is crucial as it influences Federal Reserve decisions on interest rates...
US August nonfarm payrolls rose by 162,000, nearly triple the expected 56,000, with strong wage growth keeping the Federal Reserve's September rate hike debate active. This stronger-than-expected jobs report caused Bitcoin to drop below $80,000 and g...
Bitcoin surged past $81,000 in early September 2026, driven by fading expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike and massive inflows into US Bitcoin ETFs, with single-day inflows reaching up to $730 million. Alongside Bitcoin, altcoins Zcash (ZEC) a...
