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.
Pepe (PEPE) price surged nearly 25% on September 21, breaking above a critical resistance level at $0.00000458 and reaching an intraday high of $0.00000515. This rally pushed its market cap above $2 billion and extended its weekly gains to nearly 40%...
Bitcoin has broken its year-long downtrend by printing its first higher high since peaking near $126K, signaling a potential shift to bullish momentum. Analyst Gert van Lagen highlights this technical breakout alongside a golden cross and strong ETF ...
Bitcoin surged past $85,000, driven by strong risk appetite and liquidation of short positions, while AMD joined the trillion-dollar market cap club fueled by AI sector enthusiasm. Falling oil prices eased market pressures, supporting equity gains in...
Bitcoin surged past $86,000, gaining 6% in a day and pushing its market cap to $1.72 trillion, close to its 2026 opening price of $87,575. The rally was driven by a massive short squeeze liquidating over $454 million in short positions within 24 hour...
Since the TRUMP token's unlock on September 18, wallets linked to the Trump memecoin team have moved about 8.4 million TRUMP tokens, worth roughly $18 million, to OKX exchange addresses. This follows a pattern of large transfers to exchanges, with 34...
