Gold prices have risen above $4,100, supported by geopolitical tensions and defensive demand amid inflation concerns. Meanwhile, Bitcoin has climbed above $66,000, driven by renewed institutional ETF inflows and improved risk appetite. A break above $67,000 could propel Bitcoin toward $72,000-$75,000, while gold's next move depends on Federal Reserve policy and inflation outlook. Investors see gold as a stable asset in crises, but Bitcoin may offer stronger gains if market confidence grows.
Open interest in crypto perpetual futures rose in four of five major coins as of Oct. 31, led by Bitcoin with $7.53 billion, up 2.47% in 24 hours. Bitcoin's funding rate was positive, indicating longs pay shorts, with 72.1% of accounts holding long p...
Bitcoin increased by 0.80% to $77,566 on October 31, while the total cryptocurrency market capitalization declined by 2.05% to $2.63 trillion. Other major cryptocurrencies like Ether, BNB, Solana, Dogecoin, and XRP saw modest gains under 1%. Morpho l...
Following the Binance hack, Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and BNB all saw increased volatility with varying declines. Bitcoin showed resilience, dropping only 6.5% from its recent high and maintaining support around $76,000. BNB fell 14%, impacted by its B...
Following a $6.3 billion hack at Binance, a trading expert warns Bitcoin could fall to $68,000 if it loses its daily 100-day moving average support. Bitcoin is currently trading below its 50-day moving average, indicating short-term bearish pressure,...
Solana (SOL) saw the biggest 24-hour increase in open interest among five major crypto perpetual futures markets, rising 3.19% to $834.3 million. Bitcoin (BTC) maintained the largest total open interest at $7.53 billion, up 1.48%. Ether (ETH), XRP, a...
