On June 19, Bitcoin traded between $62,300 and $63,300, closing up 1% just above $63,000 despite volatile intraday swings. The market saw $42.2 million in liquidations as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East affected energy prices, pushing Brent crude above $80 a barrel. Analysts note that crypto volatility is increasingly influenced by Federal Reserve policy and dollar liquidity rather than geopolitical events. Bitcoin remains down 1.3% over the past week and nearly 20% over the last month, with market focus shifting to inflation, employment data, and central bank decisions for future volatility cues.
Bitcoin's price is currently stable within a rising channel but faces potential breakdown soon as technical indicators suggest downward movement. Despite strong inflation data and rising bond yields impacting the U.S. stock market negatively, Bitcoin...
Ondo (ONDO) rebounded 6.6% from a recent low but remains vulnerable due to a 10% weekly decline and weak momentum signals. Bitcoin also fell 2.1% last week, and the overall altcoin market dropped nearly 8%. Bitcoin spot ETFs saw significant outflows,...
Bitcoin's price hovered around $81,392 on October 20, facing immediate support at $81,100 amid short-term selling pressure and weakening U.S. demand. Technical indicators show a fragile position with resistance between $82,000 and $83,300, while a dr...
On October 20, Bitcoin saw the largest token inflows of $56.04 million and outflows of $29.14 million, indicating strong trading activity. The Korean won led fiat currency inflows into the crypto market with $5.10 million, slightly ahead of the euro....
TORCH token reached a new record high, while 12 other cryptocurrencies including DATA and BLUR set new all-time lows. The top five cryptocurrencies by market cap—Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB, XRP, and Solana—remain significantly below their all-time highs,...
