Bitcoin has recovered above $64,000 after dipping below $60,000, but faces pressure from Middle East tensions and the Federal Reserve's steady interest rates at 3.50%-3.75%. Inflation concerns and geopolitical risks weigh on sentiment, yet signs like reduced institutional selling and new accumulation around $60k-$63k suggest Bitcoin may be nearing a bottom. Resistance remains strong near $77k and $84k-$85k cost-basis clusters, indicating cautious investor sentiment. The market is pressured but not broken, with regulatory developments like the CLARITY Act still pending and potentially impactful.
Crypto markets saw $238 million in liquidations after US President Trump warned of intensified military strikes on Iran, triggering a risk-off reaction. Most losses came from long positions as Bitcoin and major altcoins fell amid geopolitical tension...
The crypto market is unusually quiet today, with minimal hourly price changes among the top 15 assets. Despite this calm, the year-to-date performance shows significant losses, with Bitcoin down 28% and most large-cap coins losing between a third and...
The US intervened in currency markets by buying Japanese yen for the first time since 1998 to support the weakening yen, which had hit near a 40-year low against the dollar. Japan also intervened heavily, spending over $50 billion, with South Korea j...
Bitcoin options data reveals a bullish medium-term outlook with call options making up 62% of open interest, indicating traders expect higher prices. However, recent trading volume has shifted toward put options, reflecting increased demand for short...
Top futures traders significantly increased their long positions in Bitcoin and Ethereum, especially in USD-margined markets, indicating a rising appetite for leverage and potential market volatility. Data shows Bitcoin longs rose to 61.72% and Ether...
