Bitcoin has recovered from a July 1 low of $57,800 to trade around $64,000, supported by long-term holders who are holding rather than selling. The current price zone is defended by traders to avoid losses, but the market floor is still forming. Key indicators suggest the market is balanced, with the spent output profit ratio hinting at potential bullish momentum if it rises above 1. U.S. investor demand, particularly through spot Bitcoin ETFs, remains crucial for sustaining this rally, with positive inflows seen in July. Continued U.S. capital inflows could help Bitcoin break past resistance levels and maintain its upward trend.
Bitcoin's weekly Super Trend indicator has flipped to bullish for the first time since the recent downtrend began, following a strong price rebound in August from around $63,000 to over $80,000. This signal, observed by Bitfinex, confirms a longer-te...
Bitcoin started September with high volatility, struggling to stay above $80,000 after a rally to $82,000. This week’s inflation data and the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting could trigger significant market moves. Despite attractive yields in U.S. T...
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin rejected claims by Silicon Valley investor Liron Shapira that AI could break Bitcoin's security and cause a 50% price drop within two years. Buterin said the chances of AI breaking Bitcoin's proof-of-work or hashes...
Ethereum has recovered above $2,500 but faces strong resistance near $2,560, a critical level for a potential breakout. While Bitcoin ETFs attract nearly $1 billion monthly, Ethereum's ETF inflows remain modest, signaling less institutional momentum....
Zcash (ZEC) surged above $1,200, causing a major Hyperliquid trader to face approximately $25.7 million in unrealized losses on a short position of 32,760 ZEC opened at around $444 in July 2026. This sharp price increase, driven by growing institutio...
