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.
Bitcoin surged nearly 3.6% to around $64,800 after U.S. inflation data showed a bigger-than-expected slowdown in June, with headline inflation dropping to 3.5% and core inflation easing to 2.6%. This cooling inflation sharply reduced market expectati...
VanEck, a major financial firm managing $110 billion, sees Ripple's XRP Ledger as a leading player in cross-border payments, collateral, and securitization markets by 2030. These markets combined generate tens of billions annually, with XRP positione...
Long positions in Bitcoin on the Hyperliquid exchange have reached a record $4 billion, surpassing previous peaks and indicating strong speculative demand. Despite Bitcoin's price dipping slightly to around $62,600-$62,800, top traders, including a w...
Bitcoin's technical indicators on the 12-hour chart reveal a rare alignment of bullish signals, including the Tom DeMark Sequential buy signal, RSI bullish divergence, and a SuperTrend flip. These suggest momentum may push Bitcoin toward $65,400, nea...
Bitcoin's price surged over 3% to surpass $64,000, even as analyst Benjamin Cowen projects the current bear market will bottom by late September to early October. Cowen notes that Bitcoin's 2026 price action mirrors the 2018 bear market cycle structu...
