Bitcoin's price rose above $64,000 following a drop in US inflation to 3.5% in June from 4.2%, reducing expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate hikes. This easing of inflation concerns has shifted market sentiment towards a less aggressive monetary policy, boosting Bitcoin's value after a dip near $58,000 in June. Investors are now watching the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting and economic data for further signals that could impact Bitcoin's price trajectory.
NBA player Tristan Thompson is actively buying Bitcoin every day and pursuing acquisitions of mining facilities and data centers. He remains bullish on Bitcoin, calling it "digital gold" and comparing it to a retirement savings account. Thompson also...
On October 22, large limit orders for Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH), and HYPE totaling about $121 million were newly placed or repriced and remained open in key monitored accounts. Bitcoin accounted for the largest share with approximately $73.62 millio...
On October 22, six Hyperliquid whale accounts with positions over $1 million experienced liquidations totaling approximately $25.91 million, primarily from short positions. Aguila Trades saw partial liquidations of its Bitcoin long holdings, losing a...
Coinbase's spot Bitcoin order book revealed a significant buy order of 64.62 BTC at $82,975, valued at about $5.36 million. This bid was slightly below the midpoint price of $83,289, indicating active buying interest near current market levels. Nearb...
Aerodrome Finance (AERO) topped crypto search interest on October 21, despite its price falling 4.76% to $0.821 and a market cap of $772.9 million. Other notable assets included Axis Robotics (AXIS) with no price change, Pudgy Penguins (PENGU) slight...
