Leading cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum showed little movement, trading between $76,000-$77,000 and $2,078-$2,155 respectively, while Dogecoin dropped nearly 2%. Market volatility increased with over $300 million liquidated in 24 hours, driven by fears linked to President Trump's announcement of a potential large-scale assault on Iran. Despite this, Bitcoin whale wallets are accumulating, signaling confidence, and analysts suggest a Bitcoin price floor between $65,900 and $70,500. Stock markets also fell slightly, reflecting investor caution amid rising geopolitical risks.
Bitcoin recovered to nearly $77,000 after US President Donald Trump paused a planned military strike on Iran following requests from Gulf leaders for diplomatic talks. This decision sparked optimism in global markets, lifting Bitcoin and traditional ...
Bitcoin remains the strongest major cryptocurrency but is showing signs of weakening momentum after failing to break above the critical $81,000 resistance near its 200-day moving average. The price has slipped below key moving averages and lost its s...
Bitcoin's price fell to a three-week low of $76,500, erasing gains since May 1, amid market uncertainty and technical signals suggesting a potential deeper correction. The cryptocurrency dropped from recent highs above $83,000 driven by optimism arou...
The cryptocurrency market is experiencing increased volatility, with Bitcoin showing relative stability despite a recent pullback near $81,000. Ethereum is weakening after failing to break key resistance levels, risking a drop toward $2,000. Shiba In...
Bitcoin's price dipped toward $76,000 on May 18, pushing retail sentiment into bearish territory for the first time since late April, according to Santiment. This rise in bearish commentary, especially from smaller traders, is seen as a positive indi...
