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.
Last week, US-listed Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded their largest weekly inflows since October 2025, attracting a combined $2.6 billion. Bitcoin ETFs led with $1.92 billion, while Ethereum ETFs added $697 million, reversin...
Galaxy Research highlights Bitcoin's 50-week moving average near $82,470 as a key indicator to confirm the end of the current bear market. Historically, Bitcoin has successfully held this level in 11 of 13 instances after bear markets, making it a mo...
Cryptocurrency markets display a range of price changes with Bitcoin holding steady around $77,000. Ethereum and Binance Coin see moderate gains, while altcoins such as Zcash (ZEC) and Uniswap (UNI) experience significant increases of over 20% and 8%...
Bitcoin holders will soon be able to stake their BTC directly on Bitcoin's layer 1 through Stacks' PoX-5 hardfork, activating around July 29, 2026. This new system allows users to earn roughly 3% annual yield by locking BTC alongside STX tokens witho...
Bitcoin rose 25% this week, nearly reaching $80,000 after significant short liquidations and reclaiming key technical levels like the 200-day Moving Average and short-term holder cost basis. While this shift suggests a bullish trend, experts caution ...
