Bitcoin briefly surged to $79,837 following the release of August Consumer Price Index (CPI) data that met economists' expectations, triggering volatile trading and over $732 million in crypto liquidations. The price fluctuated sharply, influenced by earlier Producer Price Index data and market reactions to potential Federal Reserve rate hikes, which now have an 82% chance of a 25 basis point increase. Economist and investor concerns include stagflation risks and rising long-term rates, which could pressure both stocks and Bitcoin. Despite political stimulus proposals, Bitcoin's price remained volatile, reflecting broader market uncertainties.
In the past five hours, Ether (ETH) saw the largest inflow of $48.73 million and also the biggest outflow of $8.32 million among cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin (BTC) followed with $22.47 million inflows and $7.43 million outflows. Stablecoins like USDT an...
Starknet (STRK) led the top 90 cryptocurrencies by market cap, rising 45.02% in 24 hours to $0.107, extending its previous day's 42.04% gain. Among other notable movers, Aerodrome Finance gained 14.46%, Injective rose 6.54%, and Figure Heloc advanced...
Bitcoin (BTC) briefly rose above the key price level of $83,000 on the Binance spot market, reaching $83,008 at 11:38 p.m. ET on October 10. However, despite this surge, the price slightly dipped to $82,914 just 15 minutes earlier and was down 0.09% ...
Matt Hougan, CIO of Bitwise Asset Management, predicts Bitcoin's market cap could grow from $2 trillion to $30 trillion, paralleling gold's rise after U.S. gold ETFs launched in 2004. The SEC approved spot Bitcoin ETFs in January 2024, enabling easie...
Bitcoin's recent price correction has highlighted a potential support level around $74,500, representing a roughly 7.34% drop from the recent high of $87,027 on October 5. This level is based on historical average drawdowns during previous bull cycle...
