Bitcoin traded in a narrow range around $79,750 to $80,100 over the weekend, maintaining its position above key moving averages and keeping its broader uptrend intact. Trading volume dropped to $20.21 billion, signaling a market pause rather than a reversal. Resistance lies between $80,335 and $82,239, levels Bitcoin has struggled to surpass since early September. Traders are watching closely to see if Bitcoin can break above $80,335 to retest recent highs or fall below $79,586, which could lead to a decline toward $78,650.
RBC Capital Markets has increased its price targets for B&M European Value Retail and Currys, citing more competitive homewares pricing from international fashion retailers like Zara and H&M. B&M's price target rose to 275p from 240p due to improved ...
A new wallet on the decentralized Hyperliquid platform deposited $700,000 and opened a 6x leveraged long position on 1.02 billion $PUMP tokens worth about $4.7 million. This aggressive move exceeds the usual 3x leverage limit and signals strong specu...
Japan passed new crypto regulations in July 2026 that bring digital assets under financial product rules, improving Shiba Inu's trading status. SHIB is included on Japan's JVCEA Green List, handled by nine exchanges, and recently gained retail access...
Petco Health reported flat revenue of $1.49 billion in Q2, with operational improvements mainly due to one-off tariff refunds rather than growth in its core business. The company's financial position remains strained, carrying $1.46 billion in long-t...
Open interest in altcoin perpetual futures exceeded Bitcoin's on September 6, 2026, marking the first time since December 2024. This shift is driven by strong gains in mid-cap altcoins like Zcash, whose open interest hit a record $2.4 billion as its ...
