Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are gaining as investors become more optimistic about the US Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, which aims to create clearer federal rules for digital assets. The odds of the Act passing in 2026 have increased from 12% to about 30%, supporting crypto prices with Bitcoin near $77,800 and Ethereum around $2,500. Meanwhile, AI and tech stocks are falling due to calls from industry leaders to slow AI development over safety concerns, which could reduce demand for AI-related infrastructure and pressure valuations. This divergence shows regulatory optimism boosting crypto while AI uncertainties weigh on tech shares.
On OKX, 81% of Dogecoin accounts hold long positions, a much higher ratio than Bitcoin or Ethereum, indicating strong retail trader bullishness. This lopsided positioning increases the risk of a cascade of forced liquidations if the price falls below...
On October 16, Bitcoin attracted the largest cryptocurrency inflow of $87.83 million, followed by Solana and Ether, signaling strong investor interest. Meanwhile, Binance Coin (BNB) experienced the biggest outflow at $9.09 million, alongside withdraw...
Bitcoin's price rose 1.7% to about $82,300, supported by a record number of large whale wallets holding between 10 and 10,000 BTC, which reached 20,338. This surge in accumulation suggests strong confidence among major holders despite recent price vo...
Bitcoin's price rose 1.94% to $82,529 despite a 24.68% drop in trading volume, indicating limited buying momentum. The Fear & Greed Index climbed to 63, signaling increased investor greed, while network activity slightly eased and search interest gre...
Fidelity's Jurrien Timmer predicts Bitcoin could reach $100,000 in the near term and potentially $300,000 by 2029, based on a long-term valuation model. Bitcoin recently recovered to around $82,000 but must surpass $86,000 resistance to strengthen it...
