Bitcoin and Ethereum prices fell following the Federal Reserve's recent policy announcement, with Bitcoin around $64,900 and Ethereum near $1,760. The Fed's decision has reduced market confidence in these cryptocurrencies reaching higher price targets soon. Market participants are adjusting their expectations due to macroeconomic factors, and future Fed communications, economic data, and regulatory developments will be closely watched for their impact on crypto prices.
After twelve months of cautious trading, Bitcoin options traders have shifted to a bullish stance, with call options now representing 61.39% of open interest. This change began around August 20, as traders pay more for calls betting on a price rise t...
Bitcoin fell below $78,000 after rising above $79,000, pressured by uncertainty over the U.S. Digital Asset Market Clarity Act and rising oil prices. The Senate is set to vote on the Clarity Act, which aims to clarify crypto regulation between the SE...
Three public crypto treasury firms increased their holdings of Ethereum, Solana, and Bitcoin last week despite a soft market in September. BitMine Immersion Technologies added 27,180 ETH, nearing 5% of total supply, while DeFi Development Corp grew i...
XRP led a crypto rally with a 6.43% gain over 24 hours as of September 14, 2026, outperforming Bitcoin and Ethereum ahead of a Federal Reserve meeting and unconfirmed reports of a Senate vote on crypto legislation. The Senate vote, tied to the CLARIT...
Bitcoin's price climbed about 3% to around $79,143 after touching $79,325, driven by U.S. President Trump's comments suggesting Iran seeks a deal with Washington, despite Iranian media denying this. The geopolitical tensions have kept oil prices abov...
