Bitcoin traded around $79,200 on September 9, about 37% below its October 2025 peak, marking a shallower decline compared to the 77%-83% drops in previous bear markets. Wintermute highlighted that Bitcoin's current cycle drawdown is smaller, supported by strong inflows into US spot Bitcoin ETFs totaling $987 million recently. Despite stronger US employment data suggesting less Fed easing, Bitcoin held firm, indicating underlying demand. Upcoming US inflation data and the Federal Reserve meeting will test if Bitcoin can sustain this resilience amid tighter financial conditions.
The UNITREE cryptocurrency token increased by 8% within 24 hours, reaching 83.28 USDT early Friday. In contrast, major cryptocurrencies Bitcoin and Ether saw declines, with Bitcoin down 1.24% at $81,699 and Ether down 1.38% at $2,402.35 during the sa...
Monero (XMR) surged past its September peak, briefly touching $656 before settling near $629, signaling strong buying pressure despite Bitcoin's fragile hold near the $80,000 support level. Bitcoin dropped from $84,294 to $81,483, hovering just above...
Bitcoin recovered toward $82,000 after dipping below $81,000, but the rebound was partial and fragile amid $381 million in outflows from U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs. The market's near-term direction remains uncertain, influenced by broader risk sen...
Bitcoin (BTC) is currently holding support at the lower boundary of a parallel price channel after losing gains made earlier in the week. The price slipped below a boundary near its 50-day moving average, with mixed momentum indicators showing uncert...
The cryptocurrency market experienced a broad decline on Thursday morning, with total market capitalization falling 4.59% to $2.75 trillion. Bitcoin dropped 2.49% to $81,712, while other major coins like Ether, XRP, Solana, Dogecoin, and BNB also saw...
