Bitcoin price dropped below $78,000 on September 10, extending a pullback from early September highs near $82,280. The decline comes amid fading momentum, rising U.S. Treasury yields, and cautious trading ahead of key U.S. inflation data. Analysts note Bitcoin is trading within a volatile range between $76,000 and $81,000 without a clear trend, with liquidation clusters near $77,300 and $80,500-$81,800. Market participants await a confirmed break from this range for clearer direction, while inflation concerns and Federal Reserve policy decisions remain key factors influencing demand and price movement.
A single Bitcoin long position worth $4.09 million was liquidated on OKX's perpetual futures market at a price of $81,756 on October 19. This liquidation occurred because the position could no longer meet margin requirements, forcing the trade to clo...
Altcoins are facing increased selling pressure, with 42.4% of Binance-listed tokens now trading below their 200-day moving averages, signaling fading momentum. Over the weekend, the median top-500 altcoin dropped 5.8%, reflecting a shift in investor ...
Quantum computing firm Quantinuum achieved a record 99.9995% logical fidelity, significantly reducing error rates and advancing toward a fault-tolerant quantum computer by 2029. This progress heightens concerns that powerful quantum machines could ev...
Bitcoin traded near $82,000 with a 1% decline over the week but maintained about 60% of the total cryptocurrency market value, indicating it fell less sharply than many altcoins. Polkadot dropped 6.7% over the week despite a recent 7% gain, while Eth...
The ETH/BTC ratio, which measures Ethereum's value relative to Bitcoin, has declined by over 10% since mid-September, reaching a three-month low near 0.0289. While Ethereum's dollar price remains stable around $2,400, its performance against Bitcoin ...
