Bitcoin climbed back above $64,000 after a dip below $63,000, yet the broader crypto market remains mixed with XRP and BNB falling and Bitcoin dominance rising to 58.8%. Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced significant outflows last week, signaling reduced demand, while Korea's largest exchange reported a sharp revenue drop, indicating weaker retail interest. Additionally, the US crypto regulatory bill, the CLARITY Act, faces delays, lowering investor confidence. Key resistance for Bitcoin remains between $65,000 and $65,600, with support at $63,000; a decisive break above resistance could signal a bullish trend, but current market conditions suggest cautious trading ahead.
Bitcoin climbed to around $64,262, up 1.2% in 24 hours, staying within its $60,000-$66,000 range amid mixed market moves. Venice Token led top 100 gainers with a 12.5% rise, while some altcoins like Worldcoin and Filecoin fell sharply. Bitcoin's mome...
Bitcoin remains near $64,000 amid market uncertainty, holding its role as crypto's benchmark with strong institutional support. Ethereum fell below $1,900 but attracted $103.9 million in U.S. ETF inflows, signaling resilient demand. Solana upgraded i...
Bitcoin traders holding leveraged long positions face a critical liquidation risk at the $57,000 price level. This risk arises because if Bitcoin's price falls to this level, many leveraged long bets could be forcibly closed by exchanges due to insuf...
Tom Lee of BitMine highlights that the ETH/BTC ratio has broken above a long-term downtrend, signaling rising market demand for Ethereum over Bitcoin. This shift is attributed to growing interest in tokenization and agentic AI applications, which ben...
Bitcoin climbed above $64,000, marking the only major cryptocurrency with a notable daily gain while others slipped or stayed flat. Publicly listed bitcoin miners have reduced their computing power by 21% over three quarters to shift capacity towards...
