Bitcoin fell slightly to $77,132 on September 2, retreating from a strong 25% gain in August due to escalating US-Iran military tensions and rising global government bond yields. These geopolitical and economic pressures have dampened investor appetite for riskier assets like Bitcoin. Despite the pullback, large holders continued accumulating about 6,765 BTC worth $521 million. Bitcoin now trades between key support at $62K–$65K and resistance at $83K–$86K, with around $14 billion in options contracts set to expire on September 25, which could influence near-term price action.
Japan-listed Remixpoint sold its holdings in Ethereum, Solana, XRP, and Dogecoin, booking a total gain of about $742,000. The company earned the largest profit from Ethereum and Solana but took a loss on Dogecoin. Following these sales, Remixpoint wi...
Bitcoin traded above $77,600, recovering from a recent dip, while XRP led gains with a nearly 3% rise to $1.36. Other cryptos like BNB and Solana also saw modest increases, but Ether lagged below $2,400. Despite the rebound, the broader crypto market...
Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX and CIO of his family office Maelstrom, reaffirmed a long-term Bitcoin position and set a $10,000 price target for Ether by the end of 2026. He also set speculative targets for altcoins Ethena at $0.50 and Ether.fi ...
Cryptocurrency markets display varied price changes, with Bitcoin trading around $77,361, slightly up by 0.30%. Ethereum and some other major coins show minor declines, while several altcoins like ASTER, MNT, and ARB experience significant gains, ind...
Market maker Wintermute reports a shift in crypto trends with XRP outperforming Bitcoin and other altcoins, rising from $1 to $1.70 amid strong institutional interest. Despite macroeconomic challenges and geopolitical tensions, XRP attracted $110 mil...
