Bitcoin has been stuck in a narrow range between $62,000 and $66,000 for weeks due to steady ETF buying offset by selling from miners and corporate holders like MicroStrategy. Trading volumes and volatility are at multiyear lows, indicating limited market momentum. The upcoming U.S. inflation report and potential regulatory progress on the Clarity Act are seen as key events that could break this stalemate. Historically, September tends to be a weak month for Bitcoin, adding uncertainty to the outlook.
Pepe Coin (PEPE) surged above $0.000005, rising nearly 48% over the past week amid a strong rally in the meme-coin market and broader crypto gains. Trading volume spiked over 425% to $1.56 billion, pushing PEPE's market cap to about $2.1 billion. The...
The Bitcoin Rainbow Chart shows Bitcoin trading just above its lowest valuation band, labeled "Bitcoin is dead," at around $86,128 as of now. This suggests Bitcoin remains in a historically undervalued area, indicating bearish sentiment and potential...
The total cryptocurrency market capitalization surpassed $3 trillion on September 22, 2026, fueled by a U.S. Treasury move to expand long-dated bond buybacks and nearly $1 billion in Bitcoin ETF inflows. Bitcoin led the rally, reaching nearly $87,000...
Over $51 million worth of Bitcoin, untouched for 14.2 years, has recently moved following a significant price breakout in the crypto market. This Bitcoin, known as Satoshi-era Bitcoin, belongs to early holders who acquired it when prices were very lo...
Bitcoin recovered from Asian-session lows to trade near $86,000, supported by falling oil prices and strong stock markets that boosted risk appetite. The drop in oil prices below $90 a barrel eased inflation concerns and reduced the likelihood of fur...
