Bitcoin surged to an intraday high of $77,831 on May 25, driven by optimism over ongoing Middle East peace negotiations that could reduce geopolitical risks and boost investor confidence. The cryptocurrency's market cap rose to about $1.55 trillion, with price volatility around the $77,500 to $78,000 range. Meanwhile, Brent crude oil prices fell sharply to $96 per barrel as the easing of tensions removed the war premium from oil markets. However, analysts caution that potential Federal Reserve interest rate hikes later in the year could threaten the crypto market's recovery, as higher rates may reduce liquidity and risk appetite globally. The market remains cautious, balancing hopes for peace with concerns over monetary tightening.
MoonPay introduced a dedicated app in ChatGPT's App Store, enabling users to buy cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, XRP, Ethereum, and Solana directly through the chatbot. Users request a purchase amount, receive a checkout link, and complete KYC and pay...
Iranian and U.S. diplomats met in Doha on May 25, 2026, to negotiate a peace framework focusing on Iran's uranium stockpile and control of the Strait of Hormuz. Positive signals from the talks led Brent crude oil prices to drop 4-6% to around $95-97 ...
XRP has underperformed Bitcoin since 2017, with no signs of recovery, as highlighted by a UK-based technical analyst. Over the past three months, Bitcoin surged from around $60,000 to $80,000, while XRP traded mostly sideways near $1.36, losing key m...
Bitcoin rose slightly to around $77,400, surpassing its 50-day moving average, a positive technical sign despite nearly $2 billion exiting spot ETFs recently. Analysts remain cautious, noting Bitcoin can endure some institutional selling if stablecoi...
Economist Henrik Zeberg warns that Bitcoin's recent rebound toward $80,000 is likely a temporary 'B-wave' bounce within a longer bearish cycle. His analysis, based on Elliott Wave theory and technical indicators like RSI and MACD, suggests investor s...
