Crypto markets enter a holiday-shortened US week focused on potential US-Iran agreement details expected today, which have already influenced Bitcoin and risk assets. US markets close Monday for Memorial Day, leaving crypto to react first to fresh macro data including May consumer confidence, April PCE inflation, Q1 GDP, and new home sales due Thursday. These economic reports will guide Federal Reserve policy expectations and risk appetite, impacting Bitcoin, Ethereum, and altcoins. Market liquidity may be thinner Monday, possibly causing sharper crypto price moves if major news breaks while US markets are closed.
The global cryptocurrency market rebounded after US President Trump's announcement of a largely negotiated peace deal with Iran, easing geopolitical tensions. Bitcoin surged above $75,000, driving the market's bullish momentum, while altcoins outperf...
Bitcoin remained range-bound last week, with cautious profit-taking due to rising US inflation data. Despite this, corporate holder Strategy added nearly 25,000 BTC, and Bitcoin pushed toward $78,200, supported by positive US fintech developments inc...
XRP ETFs saw a record inflow of $116.74 million in 2026, signaling strong institutional interest. Despite this, XRP's price has weakened slightly and remains below key technical levels, hovering near the $1 support zone. The market awaits potential r...
XRP is struggling near the $1 mark despite $116.74 million inflows into U.S. spot ETFs, with a potential drop to $1.05 unless a U.S. Senate vote on the CLARITY Act reverses the trend. Bitcoin, despite $1.26 billion in weekly ETF outflows, has held su...
The Bitcoin Rainbow Chart suggests Bitcoin could trade between $59,000 and $492,000 by June 1, 2026, depending on market cycles and sentiment. Currently priced around $77,000, Bitcoin sits in the 'BUY!' zone, indicating it may be undervalued relative...
