Bitcoin briefly surged past $64,000 following U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement of a tentative peace deal with Iran, reaching a seven-day high of $64,349. However, Iranian officials quickly denied the agreement, causing volatility but not shaking broader markets. Despite the geopolitical news, bitcoin faces liquidity challenges with significant outflows from spot ETFs, suggesting that easing tensions alone may not sustain a rally. Analysts warn that bitcoin's future performance will hinge on global liquidity conditions amid ongoing geopolitical and economic uncertainties.
Bitcoin's price increased by 0.81% to $77,821, while the overall cryptocurrency market capitalization dropped 2% to $2.63 trillion. Trading volume reached $71.32 billion, with Bitcoin holding 59.3% of the market share and Ether 10.5%. Most major toke...
Bitcoin has shown mixed performance in November historically, gaining in 10 of 16 years from 2010 to 2025. Its median monthly return in November is 10.26%, while the average return is much higher at 34.59%, highlighting some extreme outliers. The bes...
Ether (ETH) increased by 1.16% over 24 hours, reaching $2,269.34, outperforming Bitcoin (BTC), which rose 0.52% to $77,704 as of late October 31. This price movement highlights Ether's stronger short-term momentum compared to Bitcoin during this peri...
Lighter (LIT) surged 14.07% to top gains among the 90 largest cryptocurrencies excluding stablecoins, followed by Morpho (MORPHO) and Stacks (STX) with double-digit increases. In contrast, TRON (TRX) fell sharply by 7.90%, leading the decliners. Bitc...
Open interest in crypto perpetual futures rose in four of five major coins as of Oct. 31, led by Bitcoin with $7.53 billion, up 2.47% in 24 hours. Bitcoin's funding rate was positive, indicating longs pay shorts, with 72.1% of accounts holding long p...
