Bitcoin and Ethereum prices slipped slightly as overall cryptocurrency trading volumes declined across spot, derivatives, and DeFi markets. This drop in activity reflects reduced risk appetite among traders and a broader market slowdown, with Bitcoin falling to around $62,724 and Ethereum to $1,779. While some large-cap altcoins like BNB and TRON saw modest gains, most others weakened, indicating selective rotation rather than a broad market rally. The decrease in derivatives and stablecoin volumes suggests traders are waiting for clearer market direction, keeping the crypto market in a cautious, wait-and-see mode for now.
Between October 30 and November 3, Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced significant net outflows totaling about $1.16 billion, driven largely by BlackRock's IBIT. Ethereum spot ETFs also faced continuous withdrawals, with $656.4 million outflows over seven ...
Bitcoin is currently testing a resistance level referred to as Level 2 by trader Doctor Profit. He suggests that if Bitcoin can close above this level on a daily basis, it may indicate that the market has absorbed the panic selling caused by the Bina...
Bitcoin's proposed upgrade, BIP-54, targets four long-standing bugs in its consensus rules through a backward-compatible soft fork. These fixes address a time-warp exploit in difficulty adjustment, slow-to-validate "poison" blocks, vulnerabilities in...
Shiba Inu (SHIB) traded at $0.00000473 on November 4, 2026, up 2.2% as tokens flowed back onto exchanges after a week of heavy withdrawals linked to a Binance hack. The price held above key support at $0.0000045, signaling returning trading activity ...
Bitway (BTW) surged 13.46% to $1.06, leading the top 90 cryptocurrencies by market cap, excluding stablecoins, with 80 tokens advancing overall. Venice Token, Zcash, LayerZero, and Pump.fun also posted double-digit gains, while World Liberty Financia...
