Bitcoin climbed about 3% to $64,300 following a drop in crude oil prices below $72 and renewed peace talks between the US and Iran, which revived risk appetite in crypto markets. A $79.5 million short squeeze helped push Bitcoin higher, with $65,000 identified as a key resistance level. Analysts suggest that a breakout above $65,000 could lead to a target of $68,000, while failure to break this level might see Bitcoin retreat toward $62,000. The market remains sensitive to geopolitical developments and US economic data, which influence investor sentiment and Federal Reserve rate cut expectations.
Options worth $1.75 billion for Bitcoin and Ethereum expired on July 10, reflecting cautious market sentiment. Bitcoin options valued at $1.5 billion had a balanced put-call ratio near 0.97 and a maximum pain level at $62,000, while Ethereum options ...
Bitcoin has remained in the $60,000 to $70,000 price range for 307 days, making this the third longest consolidation period within any $10,000 band in its history. This prolonged sideways trading has created a significant support cluster, with about ...
Bitcoin's longer-term MACD indicator has flipped bullish, signaling that the recent rally above $64,000 could continue. Key resistance levels to watch are the 50-day moving average near $65,434, the mid-June high around $67,292, and the 200-day movin...
Bitcoin rose above $63,000 with a 1.5% gain following US President Trump's statement that Iran seeks negotiations, easing market fears. The cryptocurrency is closely watched around the $64,700 daily close level, which could spark a significant relief...
Bitcoin's price has risen to about $63,950, up 1.2% in 24 hours and 4% over the week, recovering from June lows near $58,000. This rise is driven by optimism around a new US crypto Clarity Act draft and a potential SEC rule easing crypto startup fund...
