Bitcoin fell to around $63,500 following July's inflation report that matched expectations, leading to a drop in the probability of a September Federal Reserve rate hike from 46% to 38%. The inflation data reassured markets but did not spark strong gains in digital assets, with most cryptocurrencies, including Dogecoin and XRP, showing declines. Meanwhile, South Korea's KOSPI index entered a bull market, rising over 20% since July, and AI-focused tech stocks like Super Micro Computer and CoreWeave surged 19% on strong quarterly results. Investors are now watching upcoming economic events like the Jackson Hole symposium and September's employment and CPI reports for further market direction.
Pepe Coin (PEPE) surged above $0.000005, rising nearly 48% over the past week amid a strong rally in the meme-coin market and broader crypto gains. Trading volume spiked over 425% to $1.56 billion, pushing PEPE's market cap to about $2.1 billion. The...
The Bitcoin Rainbow Chart shows Bitcoin trading just above its lowest valuation band, labeled "Bitcoin is dead," at around $86,128 as of now. This suggests Bitcoin remains in a historically undervalued area, indicating bearish sentiment and potential...
The total cryptocurrency market capitalization surpassed $3 trillion on September 22, 2026, fueled by a U.S. Treasury move to expand long-dated bond buybacks and nearly $1 billion in Bitcoin ETF inflows. Bitcoin led the rally, reaching nearly $87,000...
Over $51 million worth of Bitcoin, untouched for 14.2 years, has recently moved following a significant price breakout in the crypto market. This Bitcoin, known as Satoshi-era Bitcoin, belongs to early holders who acquired it when prices were very lo...
Bitcoin recovered from Asian-session lows to trade near $86,000, supported by falling oil prices and strong stock markets that boosted risk appetite. The drop in oil prices below $90 a barrel eased inflation concerns and reduced the likelihood of fur...
