Bitcoin's price stabilized around $80,000 after failing to sustain a breakout above the $82,000 resistance level following a strong surge earlier in September. The market shows a balance between buyers and sellers with reduced trading volumes typical of the weekend, signaling a pause rather than a clear trend reversal. Technical indicators remain mixed: moving averages support an overall bullish structure, but momentum oscillators suggest a slowdown. The next price direction depends on whether Bitcoin can break above $80,335 to test recent highs or fall below $79,586, with volume playing a crucial role in confirming any move.
A Bitcoin wallet created in 2016 transferred 1,260.77 BTC, now valued at over $100 million, marking an 11,366% gain over a decade. Additionally, nearly 75 physical Casascius 1 BTC coins were redeemed in early September, indicating vintage holders are...
Curve (CRV) surged 26.34% in a week, reaching $0.3785 driven by renewed decentralized finance (DeFi) interest and active trading. Technical indicators show strong buying momentum but warn of overbought conditions near the $0.3941 resistance level, wh...
XRP's price holds steady around $1.40 even as the CLARITY Act, which aims to clarify crypto regulation, faces delays in the Senate. Unlike many cryptocurrencies, XRP has a completed U.S. court case with the SEC that set clear legal boundaries on its ...
Approximately 4,200 BTC worth $320 million was moved off the Liquid Network in a single transaction marked by an on-chain message claiming white hat hacker involvement. The transaction’s legitimacy is unclear, as it either bypassed or was authorized ...
Jupiter (JUP) surged over 12% in 24 hours, driven by a buyback program reducing circulating supply and increased activity in the Solana ecosystem. Discussions around Solana's low fees and criticism of Robinhood sparked network interest, boosting rela...
