Bitcoin surged nearly 10% from its June low to reclaim $65,000 after oil prices fell to a two-month low following reports of a US-Iran peace agreement. This eased concerns about disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, boosting risk assets globally. Technical analysis shows Bitcoin breaking out of a bullish pattern with resistance near $67,500, potentially leading to gains toward $75,000 if the breakout holds. However, weak demand for spot Bitcoin ETFs and significant outflows since mid-May remain downside risks, with some analysts warning the rally could be a temporary bounce rather than a sustained recovery.
Hyperliquid (HYPE) is showing strong bullish momentum, trading near $71 and approaching all-time highs, supported by key moving averages. Bitcoin (BTC) has rebounded from lows below $60,000 to around $65,000 but faces resistance near $67,500, indicat...
Bitcoin remains above key support near $65,000 despite a recent pullback triggered by the Federal Reserve's hawkish signals. Crypto asset manager 21Shares forecasts that if Bitcoin can decisively break through the $70,000 resistance level, it could c...
Bitcoin fell from a high of $66,315 to around $64,103 following the Federal Reserve's announcement of potential additional rate hikes in 2026. This erased gains from easing Middle East tensions and sparked concerns over Bitcoin's support near $64,000...
Trader Garrett Jin, linked to former Bitforex, sold his entire 184,102 HYPE tokens for about $13.55 million, securing a $2.83 million profit. He then rotated into a long position on Uniswap's UNI token, while maintaining significant holdings of 1,268...
Bitcoin faced heavy outflows from late 2025 to early 2026, then briefly rebounded before resuming a downtrend in May. Despite ongoing selling by long-term holders at a slight loss, data shows a significant support zone forming between $60,000 and $70...
