Bitcoin's price recovered to about $75,360 after dipping below $75,000, driven by optimism over a potential 60-day ceasefire deal between the US and Iran. The ceasefire talks include easing sanctions and reopening the Strait of Hormuz, which could ease inflation and oil price pressures affecting risk assets like Bitcoin. However, Bitcoin faces technical resistance near $76,600, with analysts warning of possible declines if it fails to break above this level. Additional pressure comes from large Bitcoin ETF outflows and whale selling, indicating cautious market sentiment despite the geopolitical optimism. A sustained move above $80,000 would require stronger buying demand and confirmed easing of geopolitical risks.
Bitcoin fell to $74,190, its lowest in over a month, following Kevin Warsh's appointment as Federal Reserve Chair. Despite Warsh's pro-crypto stance, his hawkish approach to inflation and potential rate hikes is pressuring risk assets like Bitcoin. W...
U.S.-based spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced significant outflows totaling $1.2 billion over five days, marking the third worst week on record for these funds. The largest single-day withdrawal was $647 million on May 18, followed by continued losses thr...
Bitcoin has fallen sharply from its all-time high of around $126,000 in October 2025 to about $75,800, a nearly 40% drop. Analysts warn the price could fall further to $60,000, marking a potential bear market and the lowest level since early 2026. Th...
Stablecoin market capitalization has surged to a record $323 billion, with over $3 billion added this month, signaling strong liquidity in the crypto market. This increase supports Ethereum, the leading Layer-1 network, despite its recent weaker perf...
Bitcoin recovered from a one-month low after US-Iran peace deal hopes eased market fears, pushing BTC back toward $77,000. Earlier, hawkish Fed comments had driven Bitcoin below $77,000 amid fears of rate hikes and economic risks. Meanwhile, altcoins...
