Since the Federal Reserve's establishment in 1913, the US dollar has lost about 97% of its purchasing power due to inflation and major economic events. This decline has increased interest in Bitcoin, which offers a capped supply and potential protection against currency debasement despite its volatility. Bitcoin's price has surged over 59,000% since inception, with growing institutional adoption through US spot Bitcoin ETFs. While the dollar remains dominant globally, Bitcoin's future as a mainstream reserve asset depends on regulatory and market developments.
Cosmos Hub (ATOM) increased by 3.71% over 24 hours ending Oct. 23, while Bitcoin fell 3% from $84,000 to $81,416 on Oct. 22. Despite this short-term gain, ATOM's broader trend remains bearish after breaking below a key low of $3.38 in October 2025. T...
AKE surged 33.6% while Bitcoin traded near $81,504, showing selective risk-taking in an otherwise flat crypto market. Bitcoin dominance remains steady at 59.4%, with total market cap down 3.6% to $2.75 trillion and neutral sentiment indicated by the ...
Cosmos (ATOM) surged 3.71% in the last 24 hours, standing out as one of the few cryptocurrencies gaining amid a broader market decline led by Bitcoin's 3% drop. The altcoin overcame a local resistance level at $1.78, signaling potential bullish momen...
Bitcoin's price fell nearly 1% to $81,449 on October 23 after failing to hold above $84,000, pressured by $635 million in net outflows from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs and $406 million in crypto liquidations affecting nearly 90,000 traders. Technical indi...
The UNITREE cryptocurrency token increased by 8% within 24 hours, reaching 83.28 USDT early Friday. In contrast, major cryptocurrencies Bitcoin and Ether saw declines, with Bitcoin down 1.24% at $81,699 and Ether down 1.38% at $2,402.35 during the sa...
