Dogecoin fell 4.5% and ether dropped 2.5% on Friday, leading a mild retreat across major cryptocurrencies as the market took a breather after a strong week. Bitcoin was relatively stable, down only 0.6% to about $65,400. Despite the pullback, most major cryptocurrencies remain up for the week, with no clear catalyst for the decline, suggesting a temporary pause rather than a reversal. Investors are likely consolidating positions ahead of the upcoming Federal Reserve decision.
Dogecoin dropped below its $0.07 support level to $0.068, reaching lows not seen since November 2023. The decline triggered significant liquidations of long positions and increased selling pressure, with trading volumes and futures outflows rising sh...
Leading cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Dogecoin dropped sharply amid ongoing US strikes on Iran entering their 13th day, which heightened geopolitical risks and reduced investor appetite for risk. Bitcoin fell back to the mid-$64,0...
Cash Cat continues to decline after its initial surge, showing a bearish trend with no strong buyer support. Solana is stabilizing with higher lows and support from moving averages but faces strong resistance near $80-$84. XRP struggles after a faile...
Dogecoin is currently testing a critical support zone that has historically preceded major rallies in 2017 and 2020. Holding this support around $0.07–$0.075 could form a long-term bottom, but the price needs to break above resistance levels at $0.10...
Bitcoin traded slightly lower at around $65,716 while Ethereum and major altcoins posted modest gains, indicating a rotation of capital rather than broad market enthusiasm. Ethereum rose 0.42% to $1,924, outperforming Bitcoin which dipped 0.30%. Mark...
