Bitcoin and Ethereum posted small gains while overall crypto market activity slowed, with Bitcoin dominance increasing to 58.76%. This suggests investors prefer large-cap assets like Bitcoin for liquidity and safety amid cautious market conditions. Altcoins showed limited gains, and derivatives trading volume declined, indicating reduced leverage and less aggressive trading. The slight rise in DeFi activity hints at selective risk-taking, but stablecoin turnover fell, implying cash is being held rather than deployed. The market appears to be inching higher but remains anchored by Bitcoin's leadership, with attention on whether altcoins and DeFi can sustain momentum.
More than $600 million in leveraged long positions were liquidated across cryptocurrency markets as Bitcoin fell from above $87,000 to near $83,000. This decline pressured traders who had bet on further price increases, forcing many to exit their pos...
Michael Saylor has rejected claims that Bitcoin derivatives like Strategy's digital credit products limit Bitcoin's price potential, including the $1 million target per coin. He argues these products increase capital inflow to Bitcoin without changin...
The crypto market cap fell 3.8%, losing about $115.5 billion in value, with Bitcoin down 4.3%, Ethereum 5.8%, XRP 6.3%, and Solana 4.9% over 24 hours. This decline is attributed to a leverage flush as traders closed long positions ahead of Federal Re...
Bitcoin buyers have been steadily accumulating coins between $81,000 and $82,000 since late September 2026, while sell orders above $83,300 have become scarce. Large investors, or whales, have added over 14,335 BTC since October 1, signaling confiden...
Bitcoin briefly rose above $83,000 on Binance spot trading, reaching $83,132 on October 7. This marks a slight increase from $82,914 just 15 minutes earlier, with a 0.05% gain from the previous hour. The rise occurred without any confirmed market cat...
