Bitcoin fell 0.9% to around $64,139 as escalating conflict between Iran and the U.S. and worries over Federal Reserve monetary policy created a risk-off mood. The geopolitical tensions pushed oil prices higher, raising inflation fears that could lead the Fed to tighten rates further. Despite $273 million inflows into U.S. Bitcoin ETFs over two weeks, this barely offsets prior large outflows, keeping institutional interest cautious. Analyst Daan Crypto notes Bitcoin remains stuck in a $60,000 price range, needing a strong push above its weekly 200 EMA to signal a clearer upward trend.
On September 23, 2026, Bitcoin fell 2.59% from a high above $87,000 to around $84,155, marking a pullback after a brief rally. While Bitcoin's daily price range was 3.93%, altcoins showed much larger swings, with Uniswap experiencing a 17.04% range d...
Bitcoin's price recovery is targeting the $95,000 to $97,000 range, supported by strong ETF inflows and increased spot market activity, according to Glassnode. The cryptocurrency recently surpassed its $77,000 True Market Mean and a significant long-...
Bitcoin fell below $86,000, dropping to $85,500, while Bitcoin Cash surged 28% and Zcash rose 9%, driven by CME Group's announcement to list BCH futures. Rising oil prices and US 2-year Treasury yields have increased expectations of a Fed rate hike, ...
Between early September and September 23, Zcash (ZEC) and NEAR Protocol (NEAR) significantly increased their market capitalizations, reaching $27.60 billion and $5.77 billion respectively. Despite these gains, Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH) continued ...
On September 23, Bitcoin's price fell below $84,000, reaching $83,899 at 1:01 p.m. ET, down 0.31% from an hour earlier. This decline reflects ongoing volatility in the cryptocurrency market, with Bitcoin maintaining its position as the largest crypto...
