Bitcoin's price remains stuck in a tight range between $76,100 and $78,000, showing little volatility or clear direction. This stagnation has shifted trader interest toward more speculative altcoins, especially those connected to artificial intelligence like NEAR and FET, which saw significant gains. The HYPE token also surged about 60% due to short position liquidations and rising institutional demand linked to new US spot ETFs. While Bitcoin and Ethereum remain cautious and stable, this rotation highlights growing interest in altcoins, though market fragility and selective momentum suggest investors should remain cautious. A breakout by Bitcoin could change the overall crypto market dynamics.
Mark Cuban sold most of his Bitcoin holdings, claiming it failed as a hedge during the Iran war while gold surged. However, analyst Scott Melker fact-checked Cuban's statement, showing that gold peaked before the war and since the war began, Bitcoin ...
Bitcoin is consolidating around $76,000 after a rejection near $82,000, with $75,000 acting as crucial support for a near-term bullish rally. Analyst Michaël van de Poppe notes Bitcoin has consistently stayed above its 20-day moving average, suggesti...
Bitcoin dropped below $77,000 after Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller indicated a potential rate hike in October 2026 due to persistent inflation concerns. Traders now price a 25 basis point hike with about 40% probability at the October me...
Cryptocurrency prices display mixed trends with Bitcoin down by 0.54% at $76,763 and Ethereum down 0.63% at $2,118.79. Meanwhile, several altcoins like BNB, DOGE, LINK, and NEAR show gains, with NEAR rising significantly by 21.66%. These fluctuations...
Kevin Warsh was narrowly confirmed as the new Federal Reserve chair amid declining confidence in the Fed's ability to control inflation, with inflation expectations rising to 4.8%. Bitcoin has struggled to break past the $77,000 resistance level, ref...
