Bitcoin rose above $80,000, gaining 2.57%, while Ethereum outperformed with a 3.11% increase to $2,374, driven by higher trading activity across spot, stablecoins, and derivatives. The total crypto market cap reached $2.65 trillion with $111 billion in 24-hour volume, signaling improved liquidity and investor risk appetite. Derivatives volume surged 47%, indicating increased position building and potential short-term volatility. The dominance of Bitcoin and Ethereum increased, suggesting new inflows favor large, liquid assets, while altcoins also advanced but with less leadership. Continued monitoring of dominance and stablecoin flows will be key for future market direction.
Bitcoin has fallen to the 13th largest global asset with a market cap of about $1.5 trillion, losing ground to AI-driven tech stocks like TSMC and Broadcom, which now exceed $2 trillion in value. Since January, Bitcoin's price has declined 11%, and n...
The crypto market saw $1.47 billion in outflows last week, marking the third-largest withdrawal of 2026 amid geopolitical and economic uncertainty. Bitcoin led the sell-off with $1.315 billion withdrawn, followed by Ethereum with $223 million. In con...
Cryptocurrency markets experienced mixed price changes, with Bitcoin falling 1.58% to $75,178 and Ethereum down 0.60% to $2,067.32. Some altcoins like RAIN surged 22.65%, while others like ZEC dropped 6.54%. This volatility reflects ongoing market un...
While the S&P 500 reached new all-time highs, Bitcoin fell nearly 3% over the week and Ethereum ETFs experienced 11 consecutive days of net outflows, signaling waning investor interest in crypto despite strong equity markets. The Fear & Greed Index r...
Bitcoin's price is increasingly likely to fall below $50,000 before the end of 2026, with Kalshi predicting a 50% chance due to growing bearish sentiment among traders. The cryptocurrency has struggled to break above current levels and has seen stead...
