Bitcoin is trading around $65,825, consolidating near the key $65,000 psychological level and facing strong resistance at $65,900. Holding above $65,000 supports a neutral-to-bullish outlook, while a drop below could lead to a retest of lower support zones around $63,900 to $64,900. A clear break above $65,900 could open the path toward $67,000, signaling buyers absorbing supply. Despite a 47.77% drop from its all-time high, Bitcoin remains up 317% from its 2022 low, indicating a market at a pivotal consolidation phase ahead of potential breakout or pullback.
The staking market saw mixed performance this week as Hyperliquid's staked market cap fell sharply by 12.59%, contrasting with stable gains in Ethereum (+0.77%) and Solana (+0.73%). Despite strong staking participation in networks like Bittensor and ...
Bitcoin fell about 0.7% to $65,500 amid rising crude oil prices hitting $88.60 per barrel and surging U.S. Treasury yields, which increased the appeal of bonds over cryptocurrencies. The broader crypto market also declined, influenced by inflation co...
Anthony Pompliano, a strong Bitcoin supporter, will host a podcast featuring Peter Schiff, a well-known Bitcoin critic, to debate whether Bitcoin is a bubble. Schiff has repeatedly called Bitcoin a bubble and promotes gold as a safer asset, though he...
Bitcoin's long-term holders, defined as those holding BTC for over 155 days, now control 79% of the circulating supply, reaching 16.64 million BTC, a record high according to CoinGlass. This indicates strong conviction among these investors, as only ...
Ethereum is showing strong seasonal performance in July, with transaction counts hitting a record 18.7 million and median fees dropping to $0.008, signaling successful scaling upgrades. Developer activity is surging, with smart contract deployments u...
