Bitcoin fell 5% to around $62,000 after a U.S.-Iran peace agreement erased earlier gains in the cryptocurrency market. The drop caused the total crypto market cap to fall 4.3% to $2.24 trillion. While global stocks rose following the peace deal, bitcoin and oil prices declined, reflecting reduced geopolitical risk and selling pressure. The slide wiped out significant long positions, signaling cautious trading ahead.
Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies dropped sharply despite a crash in oil prices following US-Iran peace news. Normally, lower oil prices ease inflation fears and boost risk assets like crypto by supporting expectations for interest rate cuts. ...
Bitcoin and Ethereum prices fell following the Federal Reserve's recent policy announcement, with Bitcoin around $64,900 and Ethereum near $1,760. The Fed's decision has reduced market confidence in these cryptocurrencies reaching higher price target...
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and several other major cryptocurrencies experienced significant price declines exceeding 5% in a recent market downturn. Bitcoin fell to around $62,488, while Ethereum dropped to about $1,679. This widespread sell-off reflects inc...
Bitcoin fell nearly 3% to around $63,000 following stronger-than-expected US labor market data, which reinforced the Federal Reserve's hawkish stance and lowered expectations for near-term interest rate cuts. Technical indicators turned bearish as Bi...
Bitcoin is stabilizing near the $60,000 level as buyers defend this floor, with the price around $64,171. However, on-chain data such as the Realized Profit/Loss Ratio and valuation metrics indicate the market remains bearish, with loss-taking domina...
